I appreciate that.
I have a last question for clarification. This relates back to Mr. McKinnon's trying to understand this as a credit card. As I attempted to illustrate, when the Bank of Canada runs a deficit, it appears in the federal budget as a deficit, which is ultimately reported on the public accounts. When there's a surplus, that appears as revenue into the government's budget and helps with the Government of Canada's fiscal position.
You mentioned at the start of your opening that the bank's in the process of—correct me if I'm misquoting or misstating you—covering that loss. It will be in a position to cover those losses. Is that right? Will we see larger and larger transfers to the Government of Canada on the budget as revenue, I suppose, in the coming years? Is that correct?