Let me simply say that the reality is that the rates have been frozen so that they don't go up because of the effects of the recession and the effect it has had on the cost to the EI account, and when they're unfrozen, the legislation that is put in place ensures the benefits will generally be equal to the premiums.
If the EI account now is in a deficit position, you would have to agree with me that, if nothing changes, the premium rates would have to go up substantially to allow for what this bill would like to see happen, particularly for the improvements that you'd like to see happen. Wouldn't you agree with that?