Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Good afternoon, Mr. Carney and Mr. Jenkins. I missed your presentation because I was stuck in the House. However, I had time to read it.
At the end of your presentation, you talk about various factors on which the recovery depends and over which you don't have a lot of influence. Do you have a preference as to the various economic recovery measures that could be introduced by the government? You say that if additional impetus proved to be necessary, you would have other ways of influencing interest rates.
Would you prefer that the economic recovery be brought about by those various factors? Can you make any recommendations to the government on various budget recovery measures, bearing in mind that it is no doubt more productive to create economic activity among the population than to have to act on monetary policy, which I think is a last resort for a government that has not managed to stimulate the economy adequately?