I don't have the Canada Post unfunded liability currently before me. Maybe I can clarify, because I think I talked a little last week about how the process of a federally regulated pension was held.
The standard requires that the pension be [Technical difficulty—Editor] but then, obviously, there are actuarial valuations that actually determine the relative level of funding, and then a process by which to make up that gap.
To be absolutely clear, the federally regulated defined benefit pension plans are subject to the funding requirements that are set out in the Pension Benefits Standards Act of 1985 and the pension benefits standards regulations of 1985. Those plans are required to be 100% funded on a solvency basis, but with any shortfall paid by the employer within five years in order to help ensure that the plans have sufficient assets to provide for all benefits, both while the plan is ongoing and in the event of a plan termination.
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