I still think it is prudent budgeting on the part of the government to ensure that there is this flexibility. In a previous career, I was an analyst. We always used to build these things in, even on the smallest things. I used to be at a beverage company. We used to do it on our commodity, which was, at that time, the price of oranges, the fluctuation there and the exchange rate.
I still think it is very good fiscal policy to ensure that the $6-billion contingency is honest with Canadians. We cannot control certain things in terms of commodity prices, but let's not belabour the point. Let's move on.
You also say in your report that the federal debt-to-GDP ratio will be at a lower level by 2020-21; that moving forward—you have extended your projection over five years—given current fiscal policy and current fiscal structure, the government is doing a good job to help grow the economy; and that our investments are sound, given our economic position today. Is that true? What are your comments on that?