Yes, well, we don't have enough time tonight to get into all the issues with the CRA.
My understanding of the situation we are facing today is that there have been 10 years of discussions on these bills. Certainly, we came very close, in the former Parliament before the election, to agreeing that the priority suggested here—before secured creditors, preferred creditors and unsecured creditors—is a good one. Right now, defined benefit plans are 109% funded, on average, in the federal government. That's a good situation.
People have come through a pandemic, where they have been extended huge amounts of credit by banks to help them out of their situation or keep them going. It seems to me that, with this, we are in a very good time in history to finally protect workers and their pensions, and strike that correct balance.
I want to thank everybody again for all their input and ideas.
I turn the time back to you, Mr. Chair.