With respect to credit rating agencies, they have quantitative metrics that they look at. They also have qualitative metrics that get down to a question of credibility. Certainly, if there isn't a fixed budget date—if the budget date is being delayed and the government is not publishing a medium-term forecast—then, obviously, it eats into the confidence that one's going to have regarding.... Especially in light of all the additional spending announcements, it could eat into the confidence that people have.
At the same time, happily, Canada is also blessed with the best independent fiscal institution in the world, according to the OECD, which means that if there is a lack of transparency in one area, we're in a good position to offset that. I can say that we meet with the ratings agencies on a regular basis, and they are very keen to receive our analysis.