You are right; there is a lot of uncertainty. We're using tools that we haven't used in Canada in the past, and it's actually difficult to predict the effects.
Current data show that fiscal expansion has supported household incomes and has almost replaced the loss of income due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We also see that the savings rate has increased somewhat, probably because households cannot go to the shops to spend. This is really good news, because households have reduced their debts and they now have the capacity to buy.
There is a risk that households will lack confidence and not spend. Their savings rate would therefore increase further. This underscores the importance of restoring household confidence, and the most important thing that will strengthen people's confidence is that they have jobs and a predictable income. If households are confident when the economy recovers, they borrow and spend, especially when interest rates are low, and that creates a strong economic recovery. There are certainly risks, and we will do our best to manage them. Fiscal expansion plays an important role because it creates the conditions for economic recovery.