In the U.K. system, they have the pension benefit guarantee, and that unit of the government guarantees the pensions of the employees of any company that goes into bankruptcy. They're guaranteed up to £28,000 per year.
They also guarantee the pension deficits, and they're going after the Canadian estate for that pension deficit.
The only plan that is similar in Canada, in certain regards, is the pension benefit guarantee fund in Ontario. That guarantees $1,000 a month of pension for companies in Ontario, and you have to have had your work service in Ontario. But when we get into it now with the FSCO, which is the Financial Services Corporation of Ontario, and with Morneau Sobeco, which is now administering the Nortel pension fund, we're finding that there are all kinds of little hidden things that aren't really outlined until you get to that point.
Some of the Conservative ministers are saying, oh, your pension fund is up to 82%. Mr. Clement is one of the ones who's saying that. Our pension fund is not at 82%.