We have to work with the Bank of Canada to ensure that.... Liquidity is important for us too, because there's a need for some price discovery. We need to know what creditors there are and what the price is for shorter-term yields. We need, then, to ensure the right kind of liquidity. We need liquidity in Canadian financial markets. Part of our financial sector policy in working with the Bank of Canada is to ensure that liquidity.
We also engage in bond buyback operations, for example, so that when we don't feel there is enough liquidity in the market, we'll buy our bonds back at a premium and reissue them to ensure the appropriate churn. Again, it's to make sure that we have that price discovery on Canadian paper.
I don't disagree with you, in the sense that we are in the context of the new government's infrastructure program and of long-term liabilities. Should we be borrowing more at the far end of the curve? It's like your purchasing of a mortgage. You're tempted to buy the five- and even ten-year mortgage right now, because it's cheap. We're going through the same considerations.