Absolutely. If you look at the long term, based on our estimates, we have room of about 1.3% of GDP, about $25 billion, which the government can actually increase spending or reduce taxes without raising the level of debt-to-GDP ratio.
The statement that we have in the report is talking about the medium term over the five-year projection. If one does not want to see another deficit in those five years, then the room to manoeuvre within that five-year period is very limited and limited by the structural bounds that we are showing in our estimate. It is not very large; it is about an average of $2 billion.