Again, it's really what we provide for you as a planning environment. We want you to understand where we think the economy is vis-à-vis potential, what the nature of our fiscal balance is, how much is structural, how much is cyclical. So I think it's your policy choice to say, “Here are the trade-offs we're prepared to make in order to get back to balance”. I think we do have a plan that gets us close to balance over the medium term, and that's a good thing.
In terms of saying yes to stimulus or no to stimulus or fiscal consolidation, we have a plan right now whereby we're making that shift from stimulus to consolidation. We're okay with that. In the analysis we have done on fiscal sustainability, what we have said is that we cannot lose sight of the longer term. As you get to the second half of this decade and move into the next decade, we're dealing with significant demographic transition, and there are fiscal issues associated with that.