First, Mr. Lessard, I would disagree. The $2 billion exists today, so we do have a cushion. There was no cushion at that time.
Second, the situation is quite different. Yes, economies go up and go down, but because of demographics, we have so many people retiring today and a lot fewer workers coming up, meaning we have big labour shortages around the country. So even if there were some kind of downturn, the job loss couldn't possibly be nearly as great in exactly the same situation because many jobs are going wanting today.