Yes, I do. We ran an independent process. It was guided, as I said, by the former integrity commissioner, Justice Coulter Osborne. It was also guided by a steering committee, not Waterfront Toronto's board. These were independent individuals. We had three external subject matter experts on that steering committee. The evaluation team was Waterfront Toronto staff, and we also had support from some external subject matter experts, including KPMG and the Canadian Urban Institute.
Those evaluations were not done by our board, by any politicians, or by any sort of political operatives or bureaucrats. There was no interference in that process. Sidewalk Labs was chosen through a very rigorous process, based on evaluation criteria that were signed off by Justice Coulter Osborne, and also with legal opinions from Dentons and from McCarthy's.
This process was as independent as any we've run, and we've run hundreds of them at Waterfront Toronto. The selection of Sidewalk Labs was absolutely appropriate. They provided the best proposal of the short list of proponents.