Thank you.
My next question is for Mr. Ménard.
You mentioned the fact that life expectancy is going up and the fact that the population is aging. Those are two trajectory forces. Today, there are fewer young people to pay the benefits, but more pensioners. To some extent, that reflects a transfer of wealth from one generation to the other.
I believe important steps have been taken such as raising the eligibility age from 65 to 67 and the contribution rate from 35% to 50%.
How do those measures—meaning the increases in the eligibility age and the contribution rate—compare to steps other countries are taking?