I have a couple of comments on the pension plan in general. The liabilities of the government's pension plan are included in the financial statements, and you'll see those there. The pension plan produces its own financial statements. The organization in question here is a crown corporation. It's the Public Service Investment Planning Board. It's a crown corporation at arm's-length from government. It is managed by a board of directors. I haven't yet heard their response to the allegations, but it's really up to them to respond to those. They are at arm's-length from government for a reason. They do the investments—and the story you refer to, I believe, just broke this morning or last night, and we'll see what they have to say. But they are arm's-length from the core government.
On November 6th, 2014. See this statement in context.