Okay, that's no problem. I want to add, just to put it on the record, that one bank's economist stated, “Canada's economy is on a tear with growth surpassing the Bank of Canada's forecasts.” It's great to see the Canadian economy continue to outperform.
I have a quick question in terms of measuring inflation. As someone who has studied economics at the master's level and had an opportunity to do a Ph.D. or go work on Wall Street and decided to go work on Wall Street, on the estimation of using hedonic pricing, if I go back in my memory.... Can you comment on that in terms of the preferred pricing measure that Stats Can uses for inflationary estimates?