There would also be the very simple option of not requiring Canada Post to dispose of necessary assets in order to cover its pension liability immediately if it had to close its doors. That is the requirement you are setting now.
However, you should not impose that requirement, which jeopardizes the corporation's ability to achieve its quarterly financial targets. I really emphasize that aspect. We would obviously like Canada Post to be able to pay its employees once they retire, but you are demanding that the pension plan be balanced and zeroed out in the event the corporation closes down tomorrow morning. I think you can withdraw that obligation. Moreover, that point is considered in the report. It states that that would solve many problems. However, the government must make its decision. That is what I am inviting you to do.