I'm going to say a couple of things. Then I'm going to ask the senior deputy governor to respond to this very important question.
The first thing I want to highlight is that the Bank of Canada does not run monetary policy with a profit motive and whether we make gains or losses has no implications for the operations of the Bank of Canada or for our pursuit of our monetary policy or financial stability goals.
The second point, as you indicated, is that the Minister of Finance has indicated to us that we can, basically, retain future gains to offset the losses. Every major central bank has engaged with QE; we're all faced with a similar situation. In fact, Canada's balance sheet as a portion of GDP is smaller than most. This is a good solution and I'm going to ask the senior deputy governor to say a few words about just the mechanics of it and respond directly to your question.