I think it's an absolutely correct point that during the election campaign we talked about investments that we want to make in Canadians—as all the other parties did, by the way. That's an important part of the electoral process. We're working through our budget right now in order to think about how we can demonstrate fiscal responsibility and how we can ensure that Canadians can meet affordability challenges.
We remain committed to reducing our debt-to-GDP ratio. We were left by the previous Stephen Harper government, which you were part of, with a debt-to-GDP ratio and a rate of unemployment that were too high, as well as a challenging growth situation. We've been able to reduce our debt-to-GDP ratio. We've been able to significantly reduce unemployment. Of course, we've been able to increase growth, and we plan on continuing on that path.