As we discussed a little last week.... I can point to the policy choices that have been made at the federal level. As indicated, the standard that companies are held to is 100% funded on a solvency basis, with a gap that needs to be made up over the subsequent five years.
I do think that companies actually are obligated, federally, to ensure that they are keeping their plans well funded and to continue to have to make payments. That's obviously not the case, necessarily, in all provinces, but we do think that there are significant unintended economic consequences of providing a superpriority as opposed to potentially looking at the solvency requirements that are held in other jurisdictions that would actually ensure that the plan is well funded while it is in operation, as opposed to trying to make up the difference for when it's in insolvency.