Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The governance council brought in a team of actuaries -- I think the name was Morneau Soveco -- in the year 2004 to take a look at how the structure of the classification should be set up and make some recommendations. They are moving towards accomplishing those recommendations.

I guess we can ask the governance council to examine the situation, but there will be, of course, those employers who say that their rate classification is not seeing the level of accidents. They don't feel that they should subsidize rate classifications where the accidents are on the increase. That is largely what drives rate increases. If a group of employers, one of the groups or subgroups is seeing a number of accidents, then their rates tend to go up. But I would certainly be prepared to ask the governance council to take a look at the reasoning behind their decisions to move to the rate structure that was set in 2004 and make sure that they are valid. Thank you.