Okay.
Fiscal policy would be the government. That would be the government's spending decisions, taxation, borrowing and all those types of things. That's fiscal policy.
When you say that you control the monetary policy, and one of your primary objectives as the Bank of Canada.... This is from your website: “We influence the supply of money circulating in the economy, using our monetary policy framework to keep inflation low and stable.” That's your main goal. It's to hit that target on inflation.
While you're using your tools, raising interest rates and tightening up the money supply, now you're saying that the fiscal policy—the government's policy, its spending policy—is not being helpful. Did I understand that correctly?