Okay.
The discussion that we've had here today has been very interesting, obviously. We're under the understanding that years prior to COVID-19, we had a stable CPI. All of a sudden, COVID hit and CPI increased. We know it's because of global supply chains. We know it's because of environmental challenges and climate change. We know it's because of demographics, the aging in place that we talked about earlier. We know there's turmoil in the labour markets worldwide because of the pandemic. Our supply chains are affected by that, and interprovincial migration.
Would you consider the past two years the perfect storm for the CPI difficulties that we're dealing with today?