No, I'm not saying that. I'm just saying that it is a possibility. This is reality.
We're the only G7 country, right now, in a recession. That wasn't predicted a year ago. The PBO has just re-revised downwards. There can be, and there have been—I just rattled off four or five in my 47 years—various black swan events that could happen. I would like to see, if that triennial evaluation comes up and says that we're actually not on track to be solvent for the next 35 years, what that number would have looked like if we didn't decrease the contribution rate.
Do you understand how that could add some value?
