I couldn't tell you for the average. It was again a personal income tax reduction that was announced in the 2009 budget and it was announced as permanent, so it's a permanent reduction.
We explained in the first report that in terms of stimulating the economy, a permanent reduction in taxes, when you can afford it—which was the case in Canada at that time—is way more effective than a temporary reduction; temporary reductions tend to be saved by people because they know they're only temporary.
So those were permanent, broad-based tax cuts to all Canadians that did support consumption spending through the recovery, for sure.