The pension plan is currently in a position to pay those employees who retire. That is the first point that should be emphasized. In that respect, everything is fine for the moment. However, it would not be able to pay all its retirees if it had to shut down today. Consequently, I am telling you you should stop imposing this obligation on the corporation since you do not intend to shut it down.
Since most Canadians say they want the corporation to be maintained—you saw that in the report—I think you should maintain it and not require it to balance its pension plan financially. That does not prevent it from paying its retirees in due course. As a consequence, you do not have to increase taxes.