I will say that with greater transparency comes some responsibility for people to look at it. When you talk about numbers like that, you're comparing the $150 billion of debt the previous government left us, that additional debt, with the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation balance sheet, which actually supports the mortgage market in our country. These are apples and oranges. I suspect, when you look at those numbers, you should understand what you're actually talking about. We're talking about a balance sheet of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation that supports mortgage, we're talking about a balance sheet of the Business Development Bank of Canada that supports entrepreneurs, we're talking about a balance sheet of Economic Development Canada that supports exporters, and you're comparing them with the debt that Stephen Harper and the people to your right and the people to your left, as the previous government, left Canadians. These are not comparable. They're different things.
We will continue to be fiscally responsible. We'll continue to reduce the debt as a function of the GDP. We'll do it in a way that allows us to invest in Canadians and continue the very good situation we're in right now.