The government has put forth proposals, principles, actually, in order to measure its own stimulus package. It's talked about, as you've talked about, temporary, targeted, timely. In the context of moving forward on permanent tax measures, in the context of a stimulus package that's not temporary, timely, or targeted, one may argue that this goes beyond stimulus, that these are long-term kinds of measures that were put in. In the context of an environment where we're very close to a structural balance right now and providing those types of permanent measures ongoing, it does push us right up against the line in terms of pushing into the area of a structural deficit. We've lost that margin to manoeuvre.
Again, to give credit to the Department of Finance and the government, they've released those multipliers for the different types of taxes. They include multiplier effects for the PIT taxes and for the small business taxes in the back of the book. I think they've certainly been transparent in that sense. In terms of a deep economic recession and trying to put temporary, timely, targeted stimulus measures into it by putting permanent measures in, it has created a risk in terms of the fiscal framework.