You understand where I'm coming from. Growth is very slow in Canada. It's a result of negative shocks from tariffs and situations like that. The opposition's been speaking a lot about transparency today.
One of your predecessors, Kevin Page, said the following:
The separation of operating and capital spending is a reporting change, not an accounting change, and it increases transparency on capital investment. The hard target of a balanced operating budget in 2028-29 will put more constraints on the government than would fiscal rules tied to changes in the size of the economy (such as a declining debt-to-GDP ratio).
Can you comment on that?