I would like to first correct the $50 billion. It was actually $28 billion, and it was a national surplus. The decision was taken at that time through Bill C-78 to finance the liabilities—the pension benefits and the pension promise going forward—by tangible assets. I cannot comment further on what you have said, but I can say that it was and still is a national surplus.
But what is important is that we have moved from national funding, from 1924, let's say, until 2000—because these superannuation accounts have existed since 1924—to real funding with tangible assets to back the pension promise. To some extent, we have strengthened the system by doing so.