The Bank of Canada has a primary responsibility to keep inflation in range. We understand that, and to Ms. Farha's observations earlier, we need to create space for them to do it, but we need our governments to then think about how we deflect the collateral damage of that low interest rate policy into the housing system. That's where we need more and more of your attention, and it's going to start, I think, with a review of how StatsCan is actually measuring our CPI and our rate of inflation, and particularly the inflation of owned accommodation.
I really push all of you to go and look at this. It's something the Business Council of British Columbia has been urging for some time. We are downplaying the degree to which home prices are inflating, so we're not capturing that in the 2% or 3% benchmark that you're referring to, Mr. Falk.