Like the Department of Finance, we survey private sector forecasts and we do our own survey. We make this information available to you so you can see the broader planning context. We're not in the forecasting game itself. We do this so you can think about it in terms of budgetary measures, the stimulus, as Mr. Carrier suggested recently. But we don't do our own forecasts. We provide a different and more detailed outlook for the first half of this year because we think what we're seeing now is actually historic in terms of the quarter-to-quarter declines. That is, as you say, sir, very much a global problem.
In terms of implementing the budget, it is fair to say that most commentators would say we need to move as quickly as possible to put that stimulus in place. It will take a significant effort, but I'm sure the government and public service are working hard to get the money out the door so it's flowing for the various projects that will touch all aspects and sectors of the economy in all regions. The premium should really be on making sure that stimulus is implemented. But the situation is worse right now.