We'll go back to the 2004 baseline activity that we engaged in.
We identified what wasn't covered in the Canadian Institute of Health Information's overall number as compared to our definitions in our regulations. Then we did a study by talking, at the time, to Statistics Canada and to Health Canada to get data from provincial officials to then come to that baseline idea of what that basket of social services is and what the costs of that are. That's the number we've been using and updating with inflation year over year. Stats Canada today may say they have difficulty doing that. Well, at the time they provided information to us as part of our baseline study that they must have been confident in.