Yes, thanks.
I understand there's a solvency issue with the pension. Canada Post is not going to end tomorrow, so we really don't have to worry about that $8 billion. One of the issues brought up, though, is that FedEx, UPS, and other companies have to follow certain rules, so it's unfair to these private industry people that Purolator doesn't have to operate the same way. If Purolator doesn't have to, why do we force private industry to do this?
I realize the current pension is in surplus, but this is so funny it's almost a Möbius strip. The current pension is in surplus only because Canada Post has put in about $2.5 billion in present value to the current pension because of this future liability. All of us need to get past this idea of the $8-billion insolvency, which is not really practical. That said, there really isn't a current surplus. A surplus exists because Canada Post has put in about $2.5 billion in present-value money for these obligations, so the current surplus doesn't really exist either. If you're not going to have one, you can't have the other.