Thank you.
In winding this session down, let me take this opportunity, both independently and on behalf of the Government of Canada and I would assume the vast majority of people assembled here today and certainly a great number of Canadians, to thank you and tell you that we appreciate your diligence in dealing with this as an unseen, unpredicted by many, circumstance. We're thankful, but if I might just suggest, there are also concerns. I'd like to know, just how close to empty were we in the tank?
In other words, Mr. McCallum and others mentioned that there have been various instruments at your disposal to deal with the problems and difficulties we had, whether those are interest rates or the condition of quantitative easing that you discussed. As a good poker player, did you still have an ace up your sleeve, per se? Did you have cards left to play, so that had we been in a more dire situation or should we return to a dire situation, we'd have a means by which to deal with it?