With respect to the wealth tax, as some of your colleagues pointed out, we have been quite busy. I could say I had a full head of hair before the pandemic and I lost it as a result of hard work, but that would not be true as you all know. We have, nonetheless, been quite busy. For now we don't have plans to update our work on the wealth tax, but if it's the desire of the committee for us to do so, we would certainly undertake to do that and we could provide the committee with a timeline under which we would be able to do that. As I said, if it's of interest to the committee, we'd be happy to undertake that work.
The alternative to increasing the Borrowing Authority Act or the borrowing limit would be to decrease spending in other areas to ensure that the government did not bust that ceiling but still delivered on core areas of priority, or increased its overall revenues to ensure that its debt ceiling was not busted. Besides increasing taxes or revenues, or decreasing spending in other areas to ensure that it continues to provide services in areas that are determined as key, there are not that many alternatives to increasing the borrowing authority or the borrowing limit.