Something I think I mentioned to the committee last week is that on our end, we're feeling pretty good about where things stand in the short term—between where we are now and going out over the next 12 to 18 months. The big question—and it's a policy question, which isn't in our bailiwick but certainly is in the bailiwick of parliamentarians—is this: Where do we end up in years three, four and five given the rupture the Prime Minister has referred to and given the Prime Minister's reference to there being no going back? How do we get to those areas of growth? What are the policies that will be in place to ensure the Canadian economy can return to its full potential growth?
