I don't know if it was Mr. Rutherford, but one of the witnesses here talked about a lot of hurt for those pensioners who are impacted by bankruptcy. It seems to me that our goal here, in terms of what we do on the whole, is to minimize hurt for anybody who is impacted by bankruptcy or anything else. Obviously bankruptcy by its definition hurts many people. It hurts pensioners, it hurts the workers who lose their jobs, it hurts suppliers, and it obviously hurts shareholders. I think there are many Canadians out there, for example in the Nortel situation, who had large portions of their RRSPs invested in Nortel and are impacted from their own pension standpoint.
As we work through what opportunities or options there are for us as we move forward, what unintended consequences do we need to be most acutely aware of as we move forward? What are the biggest pitfalls, in your mind?