We could provide both. If the government decided this was becoming the official measure, what would have to be put in place is probably an agreement on the methodology and also how regularly it would be updated, the mechanism for a transparent update.
What you need are the necessities, and the cost of the basket will change through time. Right now we say in transportation, for example, in a rural area you need to buy a five-year-old Chevy. Maybe 20 years down the road Chevies won't exist any more and it will be all green cars with very different methods.
There needs to be an update at some point. Computers or the Internet may be a basic necessity. The basket needs to be refined. What we'd like is to have a process to be able to update the basket in a transparent way, in a regular way. If that's done, if it is decided by the government, we'll be happy to report on it.