Obviously, we will continue to measure both the weight of that consumption...the mortgage payment as it goes up, with the interest, let's say. It will form a certain percentage of that basket, and we will continue to measure it over time. That's our role. It's to make sure that you know, both in relative terms of that basket and then in terms of the price change over time that's going to have. If interest rates go up, people are going to pay higher mortgage interest payments, and that will have a corresponding effect on the inflation rate.
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