Yes, you did say that we had the deepest recession and the fastest recovery. It's not doing Canadians any good to say we're at 7%. When you look around the world, stability is in our favour and on our side.
Recently Bloomberg said, “The Bank of Canada’s No. 2 official”—I assume that's you—“said the country’s financial system will be able to weather growing stability risks stemming from higher interest rates and inflation that’s causing hardship for many households.”
Quickly, back to the stress test that the Liberal government brought in and the Conservative government voted against, how is that having a positive effect now on where we're going and what we're seeing with interest rates?