I, too, would like to direct my questions to Mr. Jarislowsky.
A number of us have been watching asset-backed commercial paper, and just from reading articles in the newspaper, this appears to be a bit of a sleeping giant.
The Quebec assembly has apparently asked the head of the Caisse de dépôt to give testimony before a committee at the assembly. You had a half-billion-dollar writeoff by the National Bank in this past quarter, which is a significant sum of money for that size of bank. You have some newspapers estimating that the Caisse is in for $13 billion to $17 billion worth of asset-backed commercial paper. You have a Montreal protocol in which the government has apparently been a participant, and it appears to be a rather high-level exercise trying to keep the panic from squeezing out.
What role, if any, do you see for the Bank of Canada in this concern? What role, if any, do you see for the Government of Canada with respect to this concern?