Okay.
I'd like to ask Ernst & Young about the pension situation at Canada Post. I think you identified it as one of the major financial challenges facing the corporation.
It really comes down to an accounting choice. If we view the pension in terms of a solvency valuation, then there's this huge unfunded liability, but it's not very realistic that Canada Post would have to shut down its pension tomorrow and pay out all the benefits. A far more relevant accounting metric would be a going concern valuation, which actually shows a surplus.
Do you think it would be reasonable for the federal government to simply exempt Canada Post as a federal crown corporation from solvency valuation? Would that address a lot of the challenge that you identified?