If I may, we appeared at one of your hearings and we said there is some room for flexibility in where the dollar goes. There is a range within which government can responsibly influence, and as a small, open exporting economy, we should influence it toward the bottom of that range.
I was very happy to hear for the first time, about a month ago, the Minister of Finance talk about a reasonable range. That was a recognition, and the bank seems to be migrating that way too, but there's no doubt the dollar is not a commodity, like pork bellies, that should be treated as if it has nothing to do with the.... It is the very deep structure of the economy.
Manipulating in a way that doesn't reflect the relative productivity of the two economies would be a long-term bad thing to do, but within the range it should be driven as low as is responsible. We've been saying that purchasing parity probably provides a good benchmark, which is more in the 88¢ range than in the 98¢ range.