Okay. That would be appreciated, because 71.38%, Mr. Chair, I thought was a little bit outrageous. I'm glad somebody picked it up before we picked it up, and I'm glad they're going to be looking at it.
I'll move back to page 6.11, the maturity of government debt. This is more of a management concern. We've had a period of very low interest rates for some years, and I know we carry a large amount in treasury bills just to ensure liquidity in the market, but in the long-term debt from 2022 to 2026, I see we've got $21 billion outstanding at an average rate of 7.18%, which is pretty expensive.
Is there anything we can do or should have done to mitigate that expense, Mr. St-Jean?