Yes. Actually, in the Canada Pension Plan it's more pension sharing, because we have credit splitting and then we have pension sharing. That's for couples who are together. The amount that goes out actually is never any more than would be paid out if there was just the one pension or the two pensions.
What it allows us to do is, in the case of a couple, looking at the income and also at their period of cohabitation, normally it's a 50-50 split. It's an equal split for that period. Yes, it does create a payment to the person whether they had no pension or whether they had a low pension. So it could move some money over to the other payment. That doesn't actually extend past the point of death or separation. It's almost like a temporary measure where they can split the payments.