I could certainly provide you with a basic answer, and then if you want more details in terms of the specific changes and their timing I'll have to follow up at a later time.
The amendments you referred to—and they came into force in two tranches, depending on whether you were dealing with a bankruptcy situation or a restructuring, which would not necessarily lead to a winding-up of the company—do give super-priority to outstanding pension contributions, the normal contributions that are made into a pension plan based on actuarial information and the predictions about the way the market is going to function. Those are certainly given priority. They do not give priority to underfunded pensions.