All right, in today's discussion we've had a lot of comparisons between the federal government and the provincial governments. I'm as guilty as anyone of making that analogy, but it does seem to me that a fundamental difference is that while provincial governments could conceivably run out of cash, the federal government can't. We have a sovereign Canadian dollar, and I wonder if that fact has any effect in the review of what type of accounting regime is appropriate.
In particular, I think about pension accounting where there's a huge difference between assessing a pension on a going-concern basis versus a solvency basis. The Government of Canada, of course, is never going to have to wind up its pension plan and pay out the benefits all at once, so to some extent all this concern about unfunded pension liabilities may not be as relevant at the federal level. I wonder if you could address some of that.