One thing that strikes me is that our Canadian pension funds, like the Maple Eight, which are the eight largest pension funds in Canada, cumulatively invest around $2.4 trillion. Prior to 1990, there was legislation in place that said they had to invest about 90% of their funds domestically in Canada. That was reduced through to 2005, when all requirements were lifted. They've gone from having 90% invested within Canada down to about 25%, so about $1.8 trillion is invested elsewhere around the world. They invest more in China than they do in Canada.
I'm not saying we should go back to 90%. I'm also not saying they should be investing in junior exploration companies that are pretty small, but for the mid-tier and large-tier Canadian-based companies, it would be wonderful to have that money come back into the mining sector and the broader Canadian economy. That investment would filter down to many jobs within Canada, and it would strengthen our mining industry in particular, which has been hollowed out since then. We've lost Inco and Falconbridge—