We haven't decomposed where that decline is coming from, so we would have to look more closely at the different age groups, gender groups, and sectoral composition. We really haven't looked at it. We just looked at a higher level, the aggregate level, and accounted for that decline.
I would just add that we shouldn't be too surprised that the labour force participation rate has been declining, just given the aging of the population. That trend is going to continue through time. As my colleague said, looking at a period of six months, there could be more cyclical fluctuations that would have influenced those, but that trend decline there would largely reflect a lot of the aging—let's say, baby boomers exiting the labour force and retiring, which is not being offset by younger entrants.