I would point out that the numbers we put forward and the calculations we did were to help us prepare for a worst-case scenario. We had to prepare for the worst to ensure the employment insurance system could handle two or three million claimants within a few weeks, something that would normally take a year.
It is true that the numbers we have seen represent fewer claimants than in our scenario projections. So far, fewer people have transitioned to the employment insurance system. It is something we are examining, but it seems to be due to the fact that the economic situation is slightly better than anticipated.
As far as the new benefits go, the numbers are more or less in line with our estimates. All in all, we are below the number of claimants expected. We are doing an analysis to determine why exactly that is, but it's likely due to the fact that the economic situation is not as poor as assumed in our scenarios.