That will depend on the new clients of Veterans Affairs Canada. We can certainly make a projection based on those who are currently clients, because these people will eventually turn 65. The numbers contained in our report are up to date for that period. Since then, other people have applied for benefits. So that number will certainly have gone up.
Further, to clarify what I said, we are talking about 406 people, but all of these people, or those who will turn 65, will not necessarily be in the same situation. However, we at least have to identify who these people are. These people might have their own source of income, a retirement plan or investments. So not everyone will necessarily be in the same situation. What is important is that the benefits paid out under income compensation programs will cease when the persons turn 65. That is not the case under the Pension Act.