I guess what I would say is that I don't want to send the message that this is about benefits by putting in place people who have opinions and axes to grind on the benefits issue. What we're really looking for are people who are experts when it comes to investments. That's why, in the terms and conditions for establishing who this committee would be made up of, we talk about people with a background in forecasting, insurance business, banking, and these kinds of things. It's really all about the investment, similar, again, to the CPP Investment Board.
That's part of the reason why I'm not anxious to bring forward people just on the basis of positions they've taken in the past on really what amounts to the benefits side of it. I would be quite concerned about that.
So while I'm not unsympathetic to your concerns, my focus is really about making sure that this is done professionally, that benefits and premiums are brought into balance consistently year over year, that the money is invested well, that there is a return, and that any extra premiums are returned back to workers and employers.