I'm not sure but real-time data is obviously very difficult to get because real-time data, in my mind, means that you have the data for this month. Surveys normally take time to conduct and then it takes time to make them ready. So for example, if you survey on a continuous basis, you may now have data for 2013, and then if you continue that, the next year you will have the data for 2014. For example, the labour force data that we get for the unemployment rate, the unemployment numbers that come monthly, they do that survey on a continuous basis. So they have the capacity to provide that information, but for this kind of detailed information, again, it might be a little bit longer lag. Still it would be extremely useful to have that kind of detailed information.
On June 5th, 2014. See this statement in context.