It was clear in October that the situation was beginning to deteriorate, as you mentioned. We made some very radical decisions, including an inter-FAD reduction which would not normally have been on the agenda, and a coordinated reduction with the other major central banks of the G10, which represents an extraordinary situation. We therefore reacted. That is one of the advantages of a monetary policy. We can react quickly, if necessary, and I believe that is what we did.
As far as the government's response is concerned, we accept the response of all Canadian governments. Following those responses, we decide if it is necessary to change our monetary policy. In that regard, we feel it is simple.