I think that should be one of the options on the table as part of a structured process. If you look across the country, you see that this practice of pooling public sector assets together to achieve efficiencies of scale is fairly common. It's used in B.C. and Alberta, in Quebec with La Caisse, and federally with PSP Investments. Recently, Ontario set up the Investment Management Corporation of Ontario to do the same thing.
There's the question of the pooling of assets, and then there's also the question of the merger of plans, which can be a little bit more complicated because you need to take into consideration the funded status and the various plans, comparing the two sets of benefits. That requires detailed actuarial and legal work. But there could be opportunities to achieve greater scale and to also spread risk across various plans, which could also bolster the case for a solvency exemption.