First of all, I think the people who are taking a break from their regular activities at this committee, which they're very busy with, are the people who have been filibustering the work of this committee. I'm very grateful—I sincerely am—that people took a break from that important work that the people of Canada appreciate on filibustering to have this conversation.
I would also say that it's an interesting choice to contrast Canada's fiscal position—our credit rating and our debt management—with that of Mexico. I can assure you that there is.... Well, I haven't talked to every single person in Mexico, but I talk to their government a lot. They would cheerfully trade their position for ours, given our AAA credit rating, which was reaffirmed last week by Moody's.
I'm glad that you're focusing on Canada's debt and our debt issuance, because it gives me an opportunity to highlight an important fact, which is that we issued a five-year global U.S. dollar bond. That's important, because the Bank of Canada likes to maintain some U.S. dollar debt—