Okay.
Mr. Noël, I just wanted to point out that you've referenced a funding model going back decades—without recognizing that in that time span, equalization was created, and without recognizing that significant tax points were transferred to the provinces. That's how the provincial share of health care funding actually increased, because revenues and a percentage of revenues that went to the federal government were decreased at the same time. Those were through agreements that went on for generations. I don't discount that there were significant federal cuts in the 1990s.
One of the things we also have to acknowledge in this country, and this is important, is that inflation is always tracked at 2%. That's the central bank's goal. That's the rate of inflation that's targeted.