Okay. It would. It just strikes me that this is one potential solution to some of the pressures facing the plan.
Ms. Hemmings, Ms. Ratansi often likes to tell this committee that she's an accountant. I didn't have enough personality to be an accountant so I had to be an economist. Specifically, I was an economist with the Department of Finance so I want to welcome you to this committee. I do want to ask specifically about the possibility of a permanent exemption for the Canada Post pension from solvency requirements.
You used Air Canada as an example. It's a private company that could go bankrupt. It could have to pay out all its pension obligations at once so solvency valuation might make sense for a private company like Air Canada.
Given that no one's proposing to privatize Canada Post, and it therefore can't go bankrupt, shouldn't it just be exempt from solvency valuation?