I'm sorry, sir.
On the QE3, I think one of the things that we've changed in our projections is lower longer term interest rates. We've actually revised down our longer term interest rates, both for the United States and for Canada, in our projections. I think we've seen that across the board. I think it has had an effect of lowering the rates, getting the rates down.
Is it having a significant impact? I think a number of commentators have said that rates are already quite low, and the ability of the monetary policy to provide continuous stimulus with the rates as low as they are is probably minimal. In the current environment, I think monetary policy people are pretty much doing all they can do, so there would be a positive impact certainly, but for longer term impacts, it's hard to say.