I want to get a second question in, so I'm going to stop you at that point.
This question is for Mr. Rienzo. Interpretation of what Bill C-501 actually says is problematic. You spoke quite a bit about it. Our interpretation of the bill is that it in fact makes changes to only a very small portion of what we call the “special payments” that were to have been paid by the company pension plan during the time between restructuring and actual bankruptcy. That's our interpretation of what Bill C-501 actually does. It touches only that special payment part of it. So given that, would it be fair to say that maybe we're making too much out of the predictions that this is going to throw the credit markets into turmoil as a result of what is actually contained in Bill C-501?