Thank you, Madam Chair.
I'm just going to go back for a bit to the CPP, and I appreciate, Mr. Bloom, you mentioning just how many improvements have taken place with regard to the stability of CPP. I do wonder, though, as we go forward and as the Canada pension fund becomes so large and in fact will have such weight in terms of its ability to purchase securities and other savings instruments to help keep the plan in place, are there provisions to make sure that the sheer size and weight of the CPP is spread in such a way that it doesn't interfere, as you can imagine, with trading?
When we have such a large block--and I think of, for example, teachers funds, and so on, that become a huge player in equity markets. A fund of this size conceivably is going to be one of the largest funds in the world in terms of its ability.... Could you comment on that, on what provisions might be in place?