I am going to give myself a couple of minutes here.
I want to thank you again very much for the light you have shed on this issue, because when we began there was a great deal of information and it was very often confusing. You've helped us to sort out a great deal of that with your presentation.
You began by talking about the calculation for pension benefits. Currently, it's the rate of the consumer price index. There are two issues here. The first is that some years ago there was a miscalculation on the CPI, and that has negatively impacted pensioners to the tune of about $1 billion. Second, we heard from a witness that the calculation of pension benefit would be more appropriately based on a percentage of the average industrial wage, because that increases at a higher rate than the CPI. Do you have any comments on either of those two points?