Right, because actually the objective is to get to 2% inflation over the medium term, not a given year, so there was the ability to respond through the flexibility of the system.
Also, I do question this issue around the better ability of the Bank of Canada to respond to the environment by using nominal GDP when we're a commodity-heavy economy. If all else was equal and all that happened was that oil prices went up, nominal GDP would go up and we'd end up with tighter monetary policy. So you'd actually have to work out--