Absolutely, because by the Bank of Canada Act, the government and the Bank of Canada, the governor, are jointly responsible for monetary policy, and the inflation target is jointly determined by the bank and the government. We are working hand in hand.
We are also, I must say, working hand in hand through this credit crisis. I did point out, for example, that in the liquidity provision we've done, we focus on the short end; the government has focused on the long-term end. At the short end, we're providing financing, but because it's not money that we're creating, the government is issuing treasury bills to finance it and depositing the proceeds at the Bank of Canada. So there is a close coordination, yes.