Thank you. Anybody can answer this question.
In the case of a bankruptcy in which there's a pension shortfall, pensioners currently are on scale with a whole series of other creditors that stand to lose in the event of that bankruptcy. For example, in Ottawa we had the massive bankruptcy of Nortel. Not only were pensioners, whose pension fund had dropped in value, in trouble, but so were a lot of little contractors, tiny businesses that went over to that big old building just off Highway 417 and did plumbing work and electrical work and fixed the windows and did the painting and maintaining. They were all contractors who hadn't been paid. Those people as well were left holding the bag.
If this bill were to pass, would they move further down the pecking order for claims on payment from the liquidation of the bankrupt company's assets?
Mr. Yussuff, I see you putting your hand up.