In some categories, as opposed to what it was in 2015 when the maximum would have been about $315,000, now you're looking at, for some, depending on circumstances, over the course of their lifetime, it being $3 million.
We will continue to offer a certain amount of money, $500, I think, one time, so that you can get financial assistance to determine that this is what you want to do. It's really important to point out. We keep saying “option”. As a default we're definitely going to be nudging people towards pension for life because we know as, I think, many Canadians knew when we were all grappling with the lump sum, that it is simply financially more stable to have a monthly amount. Walt could tell you stories about going to see an injured soldier in hospital and the family members saying, “Please don't give him that full amount”, but at the time, that's what he or she was entitled to.
Now we have a far more lucrative option for them, one that I think will add to wellness, because of that monthly...and because of all the other benefits and vocational rehabilitation that will come with it. It is a significant outlay. It is $3.6 billion from the treasury that will be going towards pension for life. That's out of the $10 billion that we have put towards new benefits and services since coming to office. This is significant.