I would simply point out that when you have the shock going through the international finance system and people aren't sure about what anything is going to be worth, that is a stress test versus an orderly rise.
People know that interest rates eventually will go up and they will make allowances for that. I would simply point out that the practical models we've seen and the behaviours of our moderating institutions here in Canada show that the market was quite capable and resilient, and it was due to continued efforts to make sure that the market itself priced risk.