Mr. Mulcair, with regard to the International Monetary Fund report, first of all it was a very glowing report on Canada. I think they think our situation is.... We did meet with them individually when they were here doing their review. They met with the parliamentary budget office. They think we're on the right policy track. I think they think that, for the most part, the Canadian economy is better positioned going into this recession than many other economies are.
Having said that, in terms of the level of stimulus, they took the government's numbers and they compared them, pretty much holus-bolus, with those of other countries. They looked at the full $40-billion stimulus. They did not make changes.
In a previous analysis, we talked about the terms of gross and net, about the issues around potentially contractionary-style impacts around strategic reviews, asset sales, leverage-related issues, and the freezing of the premium rate. They didn't do that gross or net. They didn't do that for other countries as well, too, so....