I want to get in one last quick question, because I think this is the fundamentally critical part of this whole study and I want to make sure I have this correct. This is all assuming that 12% of Canadians who effectively have no coverage now would be covered under this system, as well as achieving the annual cost savings of $4.2 billion a year. Do I have that right? We'd save $4.2 billion a year and it would cover an additional 12% of Canadians who aren't covered.
I see you're all nodding, so that's a yes?