I wanted to follow up on something that came out of testimony the other day here at committee. It was on the question of how housing costs are incorporated into the CPI. As interest rates go up, even if that results in a decline in housing prices over the medium term, we might find ourselves in a position where, while housing prices are coming down, housing prices drive up the CPI, because the monthly costs increase.
I respect that there's no perfect model for how to try to incorporate housing data into the CPI, but I'm wondering less about the question of that data and more on this question: What role do you think there is for folks like us, or for Stats Canada, to try to help explain to Canadians in a moment like that why it is that as housing prices are decreasing, they're seeing a corresponding increase in housing costs within the CPI?