Okay. Thank you. I have one final question, Mr. Robson. The federal government is actually seeing its revenues increase substantially in this time of inflation. In fact, there is some discussion about governments around the world preferring to let inflation run hot so that it helps them pay off their debts. The Bank of Canada quietly released a paper in early March in which it talked about the credibility of the central bank and not wanting to bend to fiscal policy. When the Bank of Canada was presented with a fiscal plan that doubled the size of the national debt, do you think that the bank really had much choice other than to purchase government bonds if it wanted to keep interest rates low?
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