As I said, we have a big enough job in monetary policy; we're not here to run fiscal policy.
The one thing I will say there, and this gets back to the previous question, is that we are acutely aware that inflation is particularly hard for low-income Canadians and Canadians on fixed incomes. Governments are concerned about their citizens. Federal and, particularly, provincial governments have been taking measures to try to alleviate the impact of inflation on their citizens.
There, I would suggest that the advice coming out of the IMF is quite good. We know inflation is affecting the most vulnerable members of society. Our job is to get it back down so that that problem gets solved, but through that transition there is a role to help the most vulnerable.
The IMF's advice, which I think is good advice, is to keep those measures targeted and temporary. Keep them targeted on those individuals who really need the help and who are really suffering—lower-income Canadians—and temporary while inflation is high. When inflation comes back down, we don't need those anymore.