Thank you.
Now if I could turn briefly to fiscal policy, the economic prudence component of the safeguard against return to deficit has been removed by this government. So I suppose by definition that means fiscal policy is less prudent if the prudence is no longer there. Would you agree with that statement?
As a corollary, if there is greater risk—as I think you said in your forecasts—then maybe there's a greater need than in the past for prudence, because we have had a long string of surprising surpluses on the positive side. If the risks are greater, those days may be over, and there may be a stronger need for prudence than in the past.
It is a double question. Do you agree it's less prudent, and is there a greater need for prudence than in the past?