Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
The assets of the Bank of Canada have basically flipped in the last year. If you looked at your asset portfolio last year, it was mainly government bonds, T-bills, stuff like that, rock solid. Now you've flipped it and it's much less government bills and T-bills and now it's a bunch of arguably still half-decent stuff.
In the process of that we all get poor, and certainly the quality is not there. In the provision of liquidity into the market, are you anticipating that the quality of your asset portfolio will maintain that trend of being other than T-bills, Government of Canada bills, things of that nature?