I don't have precise numbers, but the big risk here, whether it's for Canadians, for businesses or for governments, is the duration of this crisis. The longer it goes on, the more painful it becomes and the problems accumulate. That is why the government has come in very aggressively with very large programs to support businesses and households, to defer tax collections, to provide credit supports through BCAP and other measures. That's why the Bank of Canada is undertaking using tools it has never used before to support the economy.
We can't change the fact that the pandemic has resulted in a very severe recession, the most severe in our lifetime. The best we can do is to do everything we can so that the bounceback is.... Our expectation is that you'll probably see some pretty good numbers in the near term as the economy reopens. That's going to be a bit mechanical and there will probably be a slower period of recuperation thereafter. What we really want to avoid is a non-recovery. That would create huge problems, and that's why these measures are so important.