As you've said, there's no comparable measure that exists elsewhere in the world. The closest that exists is in the United States. They have a debt ceiling. It's different from a limit, because in our case, if we were to reach the limit, we would still be able to reissue the debt that's already in circulation and also [Technical difficulty—Editor] the debt limit that exists in Canada compared to the ceiling in the U.S.
Of course, the ceiling in the U.S. is much higher, because they have a much higher debt-to-GDP ratio and a higher debt in circulation. I think the U.S. is close to twofold what we have in terms of debt as a share of GDP when we compare Canada to the U.S. The closest one will be the U.S., but in terms of the level, it will be much higher in the U.S. because they have a higher debt level right now.