In terms of the lump sum, workers' compensation boards tend not to do that. I'll obviously speak from the British Columbia experience, where the agency is very large, but they all have roughly the same structure across the country. We only commute up to 5%. That means an individual can only get a lump sum if the pension assessment is at 5% based on the physical or the impairment chart. That level has been set simply because at 5% it's considered to be not critical to the continued economic existence or--
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