Actually, we did not say that premiums must be decreased. We said that they must have a neutral effect, which is to say that they should not increase the burden on payroll taxes. That is what we said first and foremost. If you are going to make changes and increase the components that cost something, you have to look at the components whose costs you can decrease so that the overall cost remains the same.
Then we must ensure that we do not create an unforeseen situation, that is to say, collateral damage or secondary effects. We must ensure that the net effect is an incentive to get back to work.