Thank you very much.
You mentioned debt-service costs as a percentage of revenue. I think you put out that, in your mind, there's a rule of thumb of about 10¢. We were approaching 10¢ in the last budget. For the last budget's economic projections, everyone—most economists—believed that interest rates would be lower today and through the end of this year than they were at the budget. They're actually at least a per cent higher.
By the way, the government is rolling over $421 billion of debt this year. Debt-service costs are going to explode, not to mention the losses at the Bank of Canada.
What happens when we breach that 10¢, in your mind? What do we have to think about? What does the government have to figure out in order to bring that number back down?