Speaking still about that tool box, I remember comments that you made once again in the last Parliament about the fact that we are in a new normal right now with lower economic growth. You're currently negotiating with the Department of Finance for a renewal of the inflation target which comes to an end by the end of November. That inflation target has always been at 2%, plus or minus 1%, of course, but that was set back in the 1990s. At the time, I would submit it was a different normal than what we're experiencing.
Is there an evaluation being made on the possibility of actually giving the bank more flexibility by adjusting the target at least for the next five years, maybe to a higher level so that you would actually have more flexibility in the establishment of the nominal interest rate and more influence in terms of the real interest rate? I've seen the documents that the bank has released but it was a while ago.