I note, in the financials from Loblaw that were made public recently, that $1.3 billion on stock buybacks occurred. Now, it's well known that stock buybacks are one way in which investors and executives have the ability to drive up their own shares and the value of those shares.
Do you believe it would be reasonable, therefore, with the profits that you and your colleagues have generated by virtue of stock buybacks, to pass those savings on to consumers? Do you believe, as per Mr. MacGregor's question, that your personal profit margin continuing to increase is simply “reasonable”—as you said—or justified within the context of your overall profit?