In that time, I want to get you on record about this. The nexus between fiscal and monetary policy, which you talk about in the article, as it relates to getting inflation under control....
We saw inflation tick up a bit this week. Notwithstanding that the government projects that the average inflation rate over the course of this year in the budget will be about 3.5%, and the bank governor said it's going to be down to 3% by the summer, it's actually gone up.
What you talk about here is that there needs to be a marriage between fiscal policy and monetary policy in order for our monetary policy to be effective. Would you agree that, at this point in time anyway, budget 2023 is at cross purposes with the efforts of the bank governor to wrestle inflation?