Thank you very much.
As we know, the P3 contracts are typically long-term engagements that require specific financing to leverage their performance and innovation. I think this is important for taxpayers, in order to divest the risk associated with the design and the construction, the maintenance, and the operation of these long-term investment projects.
I'm just wondering, though.... There is a discussion with respect to the blended average interest rates that were analyzed.
The department had taken some numbers, worked them in one way, and found that there was very little difference between what they had to pay for interest and what they were getting back on their investments. I believe your department took a look at it as well, maybe from a different angle, and more or less came to similar conclusions.
I wonder whether you could comment on that.