The reason I ask is that one of the last times you joined us—we were in the flesh at committee—was following your late-February report on the sustainability of federal and provincial finances.
I believe one of the lines of questioning that I got into at the time involved the cost of borrowing on 30-year bonds. I think I referred to it as 0.709% or something in that order. One of the things that you indicated to us during your testimony was that there was essentially about 38 billion dollars' worth of—I hesitate to call it wiggle room—spending or reduced taxes before the fiscal picture would become unsustainable.
Is it your view that, because there was such a wide gap between the existing expenditure plans and that cap on sustainability, once the economy stabilizes, despite this additional $252 billion of public debt, we will be able to continue to operate sustainably?