It means that in a period of uncertainty like today, the risk spreads in the private market are relatively high, and because we can borrow at government rates, we are getting better rates.
Let me provide you with a couple of examples, if I may. If we were to borrow from the consolidated revenue fund today for a one-year bond, we would pay about 2.8%. If were to borrow that in the private market, we would probably have an extra 10 or 15 basis points added on to that. However, if you had to go to a 20- or 30-year bond, borrowing from Ottawa right now would be at about 4%, but the spreads in the private market would be closer to 60 or 70 basis points.