I think the big thing, speaking to Bill C-501 as an investor in bonds, is that as bond holders what we really took to and what we don't like is uncertainty. If changes are made in legislation that change the pecking order of who receives assets and liquidation and what not, we can respond by pricing that into.... If we're behind other secured creditors, we will price the demand that we require in the way of an investment accordingly. The challenges are things like this that come in on existing bond holdings. We can't respond to that because we've already made investments on behalf of clients.
The second one is that I know there have been some comments made about the clarity in the minds of others about what this bill represents, but we have seen a lot of market commentary with this impression or understanding that it applies to the entirety of the unfunded pension liability. As a bond holder, while certain legal opinions are expressed that, no, no, it just applies to past service payments, we on the other hand have to rely on how the courts will interpret it. That lack of clarity creates uncertainty in our minds. That's a challenge.