In our calculations of the structural balance, we say that we thought the federal balances were roughly in balance in 2007-08. As you say, sir, that rises slowly to about $20 billion in 2013-14, or about 1% of GDP.
Our view is that the stimulus in that context is temporary, not structural. For the most part, the $47 billion stimulus for 2009-10 and 2010-11 will end at the end of March 2011, so it's not going to contribute to the structural problem.
However, we are deficit financing the stimulus package, so part of the increase you see in the structural balance going forward is an increase in debt charges, which we'll see going from a little over $30 billion in the current year to closer to $40 billion in 2013-14.