I'm speaking as a young person who came at the CPP debate in graduate school, when we were told in the 1990s it would go broke and we needed to turn it into a group RRSP so it would be fairer for my generation. What the actuarial studies indicate now, and what Mr. Dussault worked on in the 1990s and tried to convince the government of the day about, and what we're seeing today is that the Canada Pension Plan in its current funding system--roughly 5% of salary for each side, employee and employer--is funded well until retirement surges in the population and then it ebbs away. The high water mark is 2050, and then it falls off after that; the demographics change. The Canada Pension Plan is fully sustainable until 2085. That's what--
On October 27th, 2009. See this statement in context.