Mr. Aylward, the recovery in Canada, or what recovery we're seeing, is pretty uneven. A lot of it is based on provinces with natural resource wealth, Saskatchewan and Alberta having more robust growth than, for instance, the Maritimes. Do you see the cuts to the public service and the public service jobs as contributing to the growing inequality in the regions?
Those represent a bit, if you will, of an equalization of opportunity: good, well-paying jobs in the regions. Is there a risk that a lot of those cuts will be felt more strongly in the region without Ottawa being cut as much? Would it actually be the regions that really need those jobs?