Thank you, Mr. Chairman. As Ms. Buckland indicated, the present clause indicates that a Member who was a Member of the 13th Assembly may buy back his years of service. That total cost would be the responsibility of the Member, if the Member chose to do that. Taking those Members who would be eligible to do that from the 13th Assembly who are sitting in the 14th Assembly, that contribution required by any of those Members ranges from $86,000 to $154,000, within that range, depending on the Member, the length of service, and the amount of pensionable income they have had.
A particular Member may have to put in an amount between, as I indicated, $86,000 and $154,000, which would be the highest.
The intention, as I understand, of this amendment is to allow that not be the total responsibility of the Member. It would allow for the Member to have to contribute 2.5 percent, as if he or she had been contributing through the life of the 13th Assembly when they were a Member. Obviously, when you have some contributions coming from a Member, you need to have some contributions coming from the fund. The intention would be that the other part of that would come from the surplus and would reduce the surplus under the supplementary plan.