If the interest rate swung back and forth severely like that, would it not be reflected using the RRB then? That would bounce up and down with interest rates as opposed to sticking with an arbitrary number drawn out of the past. Does it change?
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Kelly McCauley Conservative Edmonton West, AB
If the interest rate swung back and forth severely like that, would it not be reflected using the RRB then? That would bounce up and down with interest rates as opposed to sticking with an arbitrary number drawn out of the past. Does it change?
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