Yes, a deemed trust is a complicated piece of insolvency, so it's difficult to generalize on the basis of deemed trusts, and Indalex is an issue that remains an issue in a number of potential and current cases.
To your broader point, though, about relative levels of fundedness, it is worth noting that the current funded ratio for DB pension plans belonging to companies in the S&P/TSX composite index increased from 90.8% to 91.2% funded over the past 12 months. We are seeing high levels of fundedness, particularly for those plans that are held to high-funded solvency ratios like they are in the federal zone.
In terms of the economic rationale for the potential implications of a superpriority, which we discussed, I don't know if it was through Mr. Poilievre's urging or others', but we did, I believe, through the clerk receive.... We received and then, I believe, the clerk received an indication from the Association of Canadian Pension Management of their strong concerns about the economic implications of a superpriority.
Just to note, there has been some, but I can't speak to the others. All I can say is that we do worry about the potential implications of a decline in restructurings and not liquidations.