In such a hypothetical scenario, one would have to look at the new level of the CERB. I think the question was related to the disincentives to work. Of course, the moment that you provide a benefit to individuals without an associated requirement to provide work effort, there is an disincentive to work, but that's a totally different question. With regard to your point, we'd have to look at the specifics to be able to assess the impact on Canadian consumers, individuals and the economy.
