Well, I have a number of questions with time.
I would like to touch on the pension issue before I slip over to another point. Regrettably, our provincial government, which bears the responsibility for the pension liability, is underfunded. I think we all recognize that. We as a government are going to have to take a very, very serious look into prospective legislation as we move forward. In the past, we lived under the impression that the companies were too big to fail, whether it was U.S. steel, auto companies, or Nortel. Well, that reality and bubble has been burst. As such, we definitely have to look not just at what is there now but also at where we're going to go in the future.
I say that personally because I have over 3,000 retirees in my riding alone, and the impact has been very, very, very severe.
However, what I'm really concerned about right now, given that we have other witnesses coming in today—obviously RIM included—is that I'm somewhat confused by some of the statements made by both of the other parties. Following the stalking horse offer put in by Siemens, how many Canadian bidders were actually there at that particular time for Nortel assets?