Thank you. I have another question for both of you.
We've seen the current Liberal finance minister, Chrystia Freeland, admit that deficits fuel inflation. Former Liberal finance minister John Manley summarized what's happening today: The Liberal deficits are like pressing the gas, and the Bank of Canada is slamming on the brakes with higher interest rates. We've seen inflation at 40-year highs, but we've also seen this Liberal government spend more than every government before it combined. At the end of the day, that made the Bank of Canada raise interest rates at a rapid pace that we haven't seen in 30 years.
In both your opinions, are the government's deficits, its spending and its policies today working against the monetary policies of the Bank of Canada?