In which circumstances? I think the important thing is that we get some sort of shock that pushes the outlook for inflation down in a persistent fashion so that we need to provide additional stimulus. At that point, the bank would need to make a judgment about which of these—and within these strategies there are various ways to put them into effect—would have the biggest impact on overall financial conditions. It's a judgment at that point in time.
If I may, I would point out that, for example, in the credit markets, markets that were constrained or not very active in January have considerably improved to this point. So the strategy that might have been necessary in January might well be different from the strategy now. It's hard to predict where things would be at a point in time. Particularly, on my last point, if the reason for the revision and the outlook was—I hesitate to talk in conditionalities. In fact, I probably should just end this answer here, so I will.