Yes, absolutely. I'll answer very briefly, Chair, and perhaps members want to expand.
The inflation control target agreement, as many members know, is a five-year agreement. It matures at the end of 2011 and is part of the preparation for discussions about whether the government should extend the agreement verbatim, effectively as is. The bank is looking, and has been looking over the course of the last four years, at a variety of issues.
There are three main ones. The first one is whether the rate of inflation should be lower. What is targeted is lower than 2%. What's magical about 2%? We can expand on that, if you'd like. The second issue is whether there's merit in moving the price-level targeting. I won't explain it, given the time, but I will, if asked. The third one is about the important issue that we began to discuss, Mr. Brison's question about the relationship between monetary policy and financial stability, and the aspects of that and whether that has any bearing on future agreements.
Those are the three aspects, so your question is very on point.