Ah, the less ambitious. There are two aspects to that. Global fiscal policy moved less rapidly and was less ambitious than the 2% target of the G-20. We will now probably get there in other countries--at least there's an announced intent. But implementation is important, and it's getting pushed out into 2010, as opposed to earlier.
The most important issue is that efforts to stabilize banking systems have taken longer. There has been less implementation than expected in the United States. The last time we were here was the day of the announcement of a component of the plan, as opposed to the entirety of the plan in the United States. That has had some implications.
We have had considerable discussions with our colleagues in the U.S. and Europe, most recently in some detail over the weekend. We take some comfort from those discussions, in that the will is certainly there and the plans are in place. There are real implementation challenges, but they're seized with the importance of the situation.