I don't have the exact statistics for you today, but the number in terms of the solvency is in the 80% range and rising, because as we proceed according to the regulations, we are actually funding over what you would call your normal funding rate. Within four years we'll be funded 100%. As far as our pensioners are concerned.... There are always solvency issues or surpluses in pension plans. They ebb and flow over the decades. This is just the way interest rates in capital markets work, but the pensioners always get their full pension, and the commitments to the existing employees never change.
One of the things I'd caution about here is that even these discussions in committee have created a situation in which we're now getting phone calls from analysts who follow our industry. They're starting to do calculations on various companies on the solvency of their pensions and how that's going to affect their ability to access the capital markets, so don't underestimate what even these deliberations are doing already to the investment community.