I understand. I'm just trying to imagine. The bank's gone through and made a policy decision to make available this $30 billion under some very restrictive scenarios in which a Canadian financial institution became overexposed to unmanageable risk. I'm trying to imagine a scenario in which—not of course Mr. Gavsie's bank because it's far too smart to do this—but a major risk play that was made in China....
We have a situation where the Chinese housing market severely is undercut for various factors. A Canadian bank is exposed to the point where they don't have the liquidity—stop me at some point where I'm making some scenario that is just not feasible—and the Bank of Canada has got those assets backstopped to prevent a Canadian bank or several banks from outright failure.