That's a good question.
Throughout the crisis we've been very sensitive to not overburdening the EI account, which we know could ultimately result in increased premiums and employers and workers bearing the cost of the pandemic. That's why, first of all, we made a decision to not impose the costs of the CERB for EI-eligible Canadians on the EI account, so to credit the EI account. In fact, the EI senior actuary actually revised the forecast for the account to reflect this. It's also why we froze EI premiums for two years.
It's why stakeholder outreach is so important. We heard first-hand, for example, from the CFIB that they had this concern; they're very aware that big ideas can sometimes come with big-ticket prices.