I don't. As I mentioned, we don't get the information until next week.
I want to make just one comment. If you look at the data from the Bank of Canada and look at non-mortgage—you know this—lending for March and April, you will see that it was up 22% in March and another 30% in April. In total, it's up $61.5 billion from the banks. This is putting aside the CEBA and other stimuli.
I hear the same frustration from a lot of our clients, partly relating to us, partly relating to the banks. We can't lose sight of the fact that there has been a pretty significant extension of non-mortgage lending from the financial institutions to the economy: $61.5 billion, 22% and 30% increases. Your comments are valid, but I want to make sure that we calibrate that in the sense that the financial institutions really have put a lot more credit into the market than was the case.