I believe the amendments that you're speaking of are the clarifications in the Pension Benefits Standards Act that confirm that upon the wind-up or termination of a pension plan, the benefits that will be paid out under that plan will not be amended. It confirms the rights of [Technical difficulty—Editor] on termination to entitlements that they would be on a wind-up or a termination. They clarified what some people saw as a legislative gap that could have allowed for such an interpretation and potentially acted to the detriment of pensioners.
There were also I believe some other amendments that related to the ability, under the regulations, to have employers convert pension liabilities and have them assumed by insurance companies, which would allow them to remove it from their balance sheet and, with the pension regulator's approval, have the ability to have greater security for the pensioners and not be at the same risk of employer insolvency because it was backed by the assets of a highly regulated insurance firm.