Thank you, sir.
I think it's fair to say, whether it's our forecast or the average private sector forecast or the International Monetary Fund or the OECD, which recently released some numbers, that most forecasters are saying sluggish growth in the short term.
By sluggish growth in our forecast for real GDP, we're talking about 2.2% this year and something as low as 1.5% next year. If we get that type of forecast largely driven from an external outlook, that will, as you said, push us significantly below our potential. That weakness in output will translate into higher unemployment. In terms of moving annual averages from about 7.4% to 8%, we're talking a little over 100,000 additional unemployed people on average through the year to 2012.