I'm expecting specific measures from your government. One thing the Governor of the Bank of Canada noted is that today's institutions and mechanisms aren't properly playing their role and that there's a problem with the current competition system.
Last Wednesday, the Governor of the Bank of Canada reminded us that his focus is inflation and economic growth. In economic crises and situations such as the one we're now in, a certain amount of arbitrage has to be done, and it's really not easy or obvious. The governor also monitors employment and unemployment rates but not inequalities. However, if there's one lesson that we've learned from every economic crisis, whether caused by inflation or recession, it's that every time a crisis occurs, inequalities increase and low-income earners and the poor pay the price.
Certain measures set forth in the economic update, the economic statement and the spring budget are designed to support the less well off. More broadly and generally speaking, what does your government intend to do in the longer term to reduce these inequalities, which increase with every new economic crisis?