There are certainly competition questions, and we're going to leave it to the Competition Bureau to look at issues of competition.
From our perspective, we need to get demand and supply into better balance, because as long as demand is running ahead of supply, it's too easy for companies to pass through higher price increases. They don't need to worry about losing customers.
We are watching corporate pricing behaviour closely. It is certainly beginning to normalize, but we're not back to normal yet. Our commitment is to restore price stability, because when you have price stability, competitive forces are stronger. If everybody is expecting inflation to be low and stable, when a business increases its prices, customers notice that and say, “I'm going to shop somewhere else.” Companies know that, so they become more hesitant to pass through big price increases. That gives you the reinforcing stability of competitive forces working. That is one of the reasons we have to get back to our target for inflation.