On the fiscal point, we're not against fiscal stimulus by any means, we just would like the government to have a very clear target. Yes, the government has said we'll decrease the debt-to-GDP ratio, but that could be by 0.01%. If you set a target, it's a fiscal anchor, and then that drives decision-making around budgeting decisions. That's our point there, but we fully support fiscal stimulus when it's done in productivity-enhancing projects. On that, on infrastructure spending, we would like to see an independent entity created to actually prioritize these projects and come up with a system that can evaluate which investments will have the biggest impact.
I'll give you an example of one, and this kind of relates to my trade comment. Port Metro Vancouver is looking to expand the Roberts Bank Terminal. That will help facilitate trade to growing Asian markets. That's the type of project I mean when I say productivity-enhancing.