You're more or less agnostic on that one.
Another issue I wanted to get into is because you quoted from the task force report that is quite seized with the idea that Canada Post has a huge unfunded pension liability and that this requires all sorts of cuts and restructuring. Of course, that calculation is based on a solvency valuation, which is a fairly extreme assumption of winding up a pension plan and having to pay out all of the benefits at once. The point was made by another witness this morning that if we looked at it on a growing concern basis, Canada Post's pension is actually in surplus. Provincially, in Ontario, the government has allowed pensions that are jointly sponsored to not have to make solvency payments. Do you think that might be a reasonable approach for the federal government to take with Canada Post as well?