Sure. To pick up on the second point, just for clarity, the reduction in the GST has taken about 0.5% off the inflation rate. What we've done in this document, because that effect will fall out a year after the reduction, obviously, is adjust the figures for that.
I'd like to underline again, talking about 2% trend inflation at the moment in Canada, that we've also made a judgment in terms of what's happening with automobile prices, which we think are down quite sharply because of a one-time, but important, level adjustment resulting probably from the dollar achieving around parity. So there are those two aspects.
In terms of government fiscal policy, our job at the bank is to take fiscal policy as given and then manage monetary policy accordingly. Obviously we were aware of the steps the government took in the fall and in the most recent budget, and their potential impact on domestic demand—and inflation, for that matter. We've adjusted policy and put that into the mix, if you will, with all of the other factors and have calibrated policy appropriately, we believe.