Right, but I'm talking about your members.
The inspiration for the second question I have comes from an article I read in the media over the weekend. I don't want anyone to claim that I've been fed questions to ask during committee, because I haven't been, but I thought there was a good point made in this article. So in the spirit of some of the numbers there, I've done some calculations. As nearly as I can tell, when you take $6 billion to $8 billion potentially in loans, in effect what you're asking for is up to $250 per Canadian as a loan. So for a family of four, your members are in effect asking them for a $1,000 loan.
The question I would ask is, if you had an opportunity to talk to that family of four and tell them why they should lend you $1,000 of their hard-earned money, what would you say to them? And if the follow-up were how sure they would be to get their money back, what would your answer be to that too?