Coming back to our forecast, most of the provinces tabled their budgets ahead of the MPR. They did increase spending, and it was largely deficit financed. That has increased the contribution to growth from government. The last time I was here, I think I said that government spending on goods and services this year was forecast to grow at about 2.25%. That has now moved up to 2.75%. That is somewhat above 2%, so yes, that is not helpful in trying to get inflation down. This is built into our forecast, and we still get inflation back to the 2% target. It gets there gradually.
The final thing I will say is that there a number of risks to our forecast, and we highlight those in the back. To the extent that the federal government sticks to its fiscal guardrails, the risk on government spending is managed. I mean, we see some bigger risk to our inflation forecast coming from geopolitical events. Others have mentioned the housing market. We think those are bigger risks.