We were saying a pension, but it's really another way of meeting the same end, so that people particularly with permanent disabilities don't have to every month be...it's not quite reapplying, but it almost is, for social assistance. That's not appropriate. It's something that establishes their eligibility, medically or however, indicating that it's permanent and not going to change, and then they would continue to get their indexed pension or whatever it is.
We certainly have issues about the cost of living in the north being more. We have a Yukon seniors' income supplement because OAS/GIS doesn't add up to the same contribution to the real cost of living in the Yukon that it adds up to in other jurisdictions. That of course comes from territorial government funding. There are perhaps ways the feds could be more involved. The tax system is a big opportunity for federal support for things around the cost of living. We have the northern tax benefit. There may be ways not to dump the fact that the cost of living is more in the north all on the territorial government.