Thank you again for the question.
Yes, I would assume so. What we printed in the budget was a normalization path from both an economic and fiscal policy perspective. As the economy strengthens, you see employment and output get back to trend. Likewise along that path, there are these support programs and the stimulus-type spending, which start to wind down over the three-year fiscal horizon. In terms of the word “withdraw”, I think it's relative to what was printed in the budget and that wind-down of government spending over the near term.