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In recent years, the EI model has changed.
The new regime has the EI operating account, which actually tracks premiums in and expenses and revenues out. It was a tracking account. This was not money that was held in a separate fund; it's all inside the CRF. Over time there had been basically more come into the account than was taken out of the account. That was just a tracking account; it was not a separate fund. The decision was made several years ago to actually start fresh—over an economic cycle, premiums and expenses should basically match—and to basically start from scratch in terms of the EI operating account. There was legislation passed by Parliament to establish that account and effectively start fresh.
The old bookkeeping account is gone and it was replaced by a new one, but it was largely just two different bookkeeping accounts, and the new legislation established the EI operating account.