I put forward some technical proposals, but I didn’t discuss on purpose the political economy feasibility of what I was saying from a technocratic perspective. It’s for governments to make their choices, of course. I do think that the vested interest of all countries is to move forward, deepening the Monetary Union, but it’s in the hands of the governments.
Yes, somebody else’s job, because you’re going to move on. Now, eight years in – and just briefly, if you can – if you had to change one thing, if you’d done one thing differently, or the ECB had done one thing differently, in those eight years, what would it be? Nothing really very meaningful in the end.