Thank you so much for that.
For those watching at home, it is the Government of Canada's job—which is set by the Liberal government right now—to have fiscal responsibility. Fiscal responsibility comes back to how money is spent. That is what we're seeing with the highest rise of inflation in 40 years.
I want to tell people—and I'd love to hear both of the witnesses chime in—that one of the first areas to get hit is charities. A lot of these service organizations rely on donations.
I'm going to read a little blurb here from Global News: “The surging cost of living doesn't just have more Canadians turning to shelters and food banks for help—it's also forcing charities themselves to do more with less, as the donors they rely on find their own budgets under pressure.”
Mr. Moss, how critical is it to have fiscal responsibility and to have inflation under control, so that we can ensure you recruit more volunteers and ensure that people can donate to help the valuable organizations that you are running?