The answer is an absolute yes. As I mentioned earlier, every single year we take stock of what Canadians spend on what as a percentage of their overall picture of expenditures, and the weight is dependent upon what those data tell us. At the moment, that number is 1.43%. If in fact more people are buying more used cars, you're going to see a relative higher proportion. The data will tell us what that weight should be. We don't arbitrarily put that number together.
As I said, it's that basket and its relative weight compared with other expenditures. If we see that proportion go up, the weight of the basket will reflect it. We will show that change. As I said, as we get more and more sources of data, we'll start to refine even the measure by which we show that used-car price change over time.