Perhaps I can clarify what indeed Budget 2010 did say about EI premiums, the EI account. The 15¢ that you reference is actually a maximum limit that EI premiums can be increased in any one year.
The budget does provide projections around payouts of benefits from EI as well as it provides projections around premiums collected. But I would indicate to the committee that as of fall 2011 the actual responsibility for setting the EI premiums will be assumed by the Canada Employment Insurance Financing Board. That board has now been appointed. It is getting ready to assume that responsibility. So it's really up to that board within those legislated parameters of no more than 15¢ in any one year to actually set premium rates beginning this fall.