Sorry, I have some additional questions. I appreciate your responding on that, but I think that's scant comfort to the couple of million unemployed in the country.
There have been concerns about the forecasting methods and how accurate they are. On the chances and opportunities of actually balancing the budget in 2014-15, there are two approaches. You can cut and slash out of deficit or you can grow your way out of deficit. Of course, we prefer growing the economy and creating those additional jobs.
There are also concerns about the use of the EI premiums as part of the government's revenue package. We certainly recall, as we were both in the opposition a few years ago, that the Liberals used EI premiums to bolster revenues for the government rather than help the unemployed.
Could you respond to the concerns around the inaccuracy of your economic forecasting and the concerns around using EI premiums, as the Liberals did, as a way to grow government revenues rather than help the unemployed?
My final question is on the current account deficit on balance of payments. Among industrialized countries, as you know, the IMF is forecasting that in 2012 we'll be among the worst, partly through the failed export policy of this government. Could you comment on that?