There is a possibility. The act is going to evolve over a period of time. We're going to constantly improve it, update it, amend it, and make it better, based on what direction we receive and what our members feel they require. The issue in terms of how we can fix this today wouldn't be an easy question for me to answer because we haven't done the research in terms of cost. What would be the impact of grandfathering? How far back would you grandfather? Would you pay their contribution as well as the government contribution? Where would the money come from and what would be the source of funds? All those are questions we truly couldn't answer. It's a very big question.
I go back to the issue of the portability as we have it right now on the table. It allows us to at least move forward. If the committee wanted us to explore opportunities in terms of impacts and what this would mean, that's something we could perhaps follow up on as we move forward. Today, it would be hard to come up with a magical clause that would allow this to happen without being able to say to a member of Parliament how much it would cost if they agreed with this.