Yes.
Mr. Governor, let me tell you that it gives me no comfort whatsoever that you are indemnified by the Government of Canada. That means that the taxpayer has to pick up any losses you have.
Mr. Kelly's question was a good one. You're buying these bonds at inflated prices, because of course you've inflated them by pumping $400 billion into markets. As interest rates return to normal, those bond prices go down, because of course bond prices are inversely correlated with rates of interest. In other words, you would be in a financial loss position on those bonds. We're talking about almost half a trillion dollars' worth of bonds and treasuries here.
How much would the Bank lose if interest rates over the medium term returned to normal levels?