Okay, thank you for that. I'm going to take that as a maybe.
One of the issues, and you said this in your October monetary policy report, is that certainly the Prime Minister and Minister Oliver continue to say that the recovery is fragile. I think most of us would agree with that. Much of it depends upon the American economy, but how much of our recovery is going to depend on, quite frankly, new markets and the rest of the world? It's similar to the question that Mr. Saxton asked. We'll be looking for a recovery in the EU, which is still sluggish, and with traditional trading partners like Japan, which are still sluggish, so how much of our recovery will be all about new markets in Asia and Southeast Asia and other parts of the world that are not traditional trading partners today?