Mr. Speaker, as I said before very clearly, we consider that the funds in question are made up of money that we borrowed. Instead of borrowing from the private sector, we are borrowing from ourselves. However, on the books, as good accountants, we said it was not our money, it was money held in reserve.
Instead of borrowing the money on the market and competing with the private sector, we are using this money, which we know we will have to pay back some day.
However, it is quite probable that in the years to come, since the government is working very hard to create jobs, instead of a deficit the UI Fund will again show a surplus next year.