If an agreement was reached to change and enrich the employment insurance program, that would indeed be an example of stimulus. I'm not very comfortable talking about the various options in the current context. I'm much more comfortable talking about economic forecasts. With regard to employment, there is a major difference between the economic forecasts in the budget and our current forecasts.
At this particular juncture, we're looking at an additional 250,000 jobs lost relative to the budget track. Effectively, that's a quarter of a million more people unemployed in 2009 relative to the budget track.
So when you think of the severity of the recession in that kind of context, and potentially the need to do something, I'm just.... I think it's more our job to provide that type of context in terms of the outlook than to suggest potential policy implications.