Yes, the solvency inflation assumption that we're using in our calculations is 2% per year, so that is a bit higher than the about 1.5% as an approximate basis, which I think is how they put it in the task force report. I don't have the numbers in front of me, but I remember I did a rough calculation of the number that was in the task force report, and that seemed about appropriate. It seems about right.
Having said that, I'm not myself very comfortable in reducing the inflation assumption as low as what the task force report would say. I think so-called marking to market is probably more complex than it sounds, and we're really looking at a long-term assumption about inflation. The number of 1.5% is based on a particular read of some bond yields, and I think there are a number of items that can distort that reading.