Yes. The impact of this is going to be fully amalgamated into the EI account. In the initial year, when we're collecting the premiums and not paying out benefits, it's going to go into the EI account, and vice versa if it does indeed run a deficit or break even. Again, only time will tell exactly what that number will be. These are our best-case projections.
You asked a question about why this is simply not financed out of the CRF to the extent that it is not fully funded. I think in the case of the five weeks and a number of the other measures, that was a special stimulus funding that was provided given the economic situation. They were temporary measures. This was designed to be a long-term measure, a permanent measure that was fully integrated into the EI account. Given that, the minister thought it was only appropriate that it's fully integrated with the EI account.