I want to go back to the very first thing I said. Fiscal decisions are the decisions of governments, of Parliament, and we're going to leave it to them.
What I can say, as I did in my response to the first question, is that we take the spending plans of federal and provincial governments as given. We put those in our projection and work out what the implications are for real growth and for inflation and ultimately what we need to do with interest rates to get inflation back to target.
There have been a host of provincial budgets and a federal budget. We took those and put them into our projection, and they added about $25 billion of additional spending over the next three years. About three-quarters of that was coming from provincial budgets and about one-quarter from the federal budget.