I'll start with the numbers themselves.
Compared to the 2015 plan, we see a reduction on the economic side of 20,700. Those are the numbers I have, Mr. Chair.
We haven't done any particular studies on what the economic impact of that might be. I would note for the numbers on the economic side, in terms of the last five or six years and in terms of average, that in real numbers this is still the average between 2008 and 2014, let's say, of what we've brought in under the economic category in our levels plan. In real terms, the real numbers that are there continue to meet that average.