Mr. John McKeon:

The Chair asked what we think the percentage is. At this point, my sense is it is somewhere between 1% to 5% of people who are own-account self-employed workers. It might be up to 10%. We need to let the unit work for a while and see what that percentage comes out at. If it is at the lower end, that would indicate, purely from a social insurance perspective, that the value of investing more resources to generate extra social insurance revenue would probably be fairly low. If it is at the higher end, we probably need to expand it. We need to leave it for the time being and let it run for the next year or so.