Thank you, colleague.
We've dropped our debt by roughly $135 billion, and obviously it's a credit to successive governments for doing that. But a lot of people are really concerned about what's going to happen as we go through a downturn and we accumulate some deficit. Of course, generally the health of the governance of a country, the financial position.... A lot of people see the barometer as basically the debt to the GDP, or the deficit to the GDP. Some people automatically assume that if we spend $60 billion, $70 billion, or $80 billion worth of debt, we've gone dramatically behind. They don't recognize the fact that the GDP in most cases has been steadily growing.
With the basic projections that you have now in front of you, assuming that we come up with an accumulated debt of $50 billion, $60 billion, or $70 billion over the next one, two, or three years, have you done any slide measurements as to how this would affect the debt-to-GDP ratio?