The last point is one that's been around a long time. The example we use is the Ontario pension insurance plan. It is very limited, but at least it protects workers where companies have gone bankrupt. I'm thinking of many of the workers in the lumber industry, Nortel, you name it; their pensions are at risk. They're at the back of the line in terms of claims on the assets of the company. The Ontario plan protects up to $1,000, which is better than nothing, but it's not a lot if all you have is $1,000 on top of what you have left in your old age security.
So, yes, we believe there should be a federal government insurance plan based on the model of Ontario, but we would hope it could be at a somewhat higher limit.