Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to the witnesses for coming today.
I was interested in Mr. Rota's line of questioning. He talked about the balance between the two. He was talking about bondholders and pensioners, in effect about one pensioner and another pensioner, and making sure there's balance. I think one of the things we want to avoid in terms of unintended consequences is throwing that balance off. Of course, we also have to take into account suppliers and the many small businesses out there that are also affected by any decision that's made.
Mr. Harden talks about positioning and political positioning, but one of the things I find interesting is that one of the things I think you as an organization would be most concerned about is jobs in the future. Mr. Casey talks about unintended consequences in terms of lack of access to capital, which we as a committee have heard over the last two years has been a major problem.
Maybe I'll go to Mr. Casey first. Could you talk about how that lack of access to capital impacts jobs? Maybe you can make that connection for us, Mr. Casey.