Yes. It's a tricky question.
We forecast that house prices nationally will decline 9% to 18% on average. There will be greater declines in places that are oil-producing regions—Alberta, some parts of Saskatchewan and Newfoundland—and also in places where house prices got ahead of themselves—Toronto and Vancouver—or more ahead of themselves, if you will.
Governments create a bridge to the future by providing liquidity. We've done that through the insured mortgage purchase program. That bridge needs a landing place. We need a solid foundation for economic growth. As the days emerge, as we come out of this, we're starting to test—in your province and in Ontario and a few other places—what restarting an economy looks like. Hopefully, we can do that in a responsible way, and that bridge comes sooner. That liquidity will dissipate over time as growth pays for it.