I apologize, if I may interrupt you.
I'll draw a parallel with...let's say I have a mortgage and I renew it every five years, or if it's a variable I renew it annually or every two years. During each renewal, they still ask for the same documents, the same financials, to make sure I still can service the debt.
Is there a procedure you'd suggest that these large corporations put in place, so that on a regular basis, whether it's annually, quarterly—the same way I think all the executives get some of their bonuses, on a quarterly basis or an annual basis—they would be able to monitor that portion of the pension and be able to highlight risk, which would reassure the financial institution you're talking about that they're still tracking, their investment is solid, and they still would be able to fulfill the commitment that they had made?