I don't know whether it's unique. I think it's probably pretty unusual. I asked the other day how long it has been in existence in Canada. It has been in existence for a long time. It's a supple mechanism. There are only five principals. At the meeting we have other people, but we can be very quick, very nimble.
One thing the committee does not do, because it is handled by the Superintendent of Financial Institutions through the other committee, the FISC, is that we do not get into individual company situations. That is a matter for the Superintendent of Financial Institutions. As it turns out, we all participate in the financial institutions supervisory committee, but that's under the auspices and the rules of confidentiality that the superintendent must follow.
So you have a small, nimble body that can address any of the financial issues confronting Canada and provide almost real-time advice to the minister.