I think they have a case that their books are strained. When we think about the frame of the long-run sustainability of fiscal policy, it is the case that over the next 20 years the provinces will have a big health care burden that they face. That's not true as much for the federal government, so I do think there is a case to be made that provincial governments, looking forward, have a more difficult ability to carry more debt going forward.
That said, I do think there is an opportunity, when we get through more of this crisis, and things, hopefully, calm down a bit in terms of the speed of the crisis, to sit down and make some of these really important long-run decisions about the shape of the fiscal transfers in our federation. I do think we need to have a full rethink of those. What we do in the emergency is one thing, but we need to also set a long-run trajectory that makes sense both for federal and provincial governments.