Okay.
Another question is related to my colleague Mr. McCauley, who'd sent in a request for an analysis. I believe Étienne Bergeron did an analysis related to the proposal to remove minimum withdrawals for registered retirement income funds. What I found most interesting was what the analysis was lacking. Maybe it just wasn't in the purview, but I'm aware that if there were to be a change in that manner, it would lead to changes in OAS, because people could qualify for more OAS.
You're talking about the cost of the program, and it's significant, but there was no analysis on what the potential gains could be from people having a large amount of money in their savings when they die, or later on in life it being taxed at a higher marginal income tax rate. Did you do any analysis on the possible trade-off of giving seniors more flexibility over a longer period, possibly leading to the government getting more tax revenue later on in life?