I cracked it open as soon as I could read it. I'll leave aside at the moment all the other issues they raised with Waterfront, since obviously our focus is on Quayside and you have limited time. However, I want to tell you that with respect to the Quayside bid, I've spent some time criticizing the mayor I worked for, publicly, for what I very politely called “a culture of dealmaking” at Winnipeg City Hall. The ramifications of that are still spilling forth in the news these days. I've spent a lot of time on variations in RFPs.
It's important, from my personal perspective and experience, to be clear that there is a significant difference between saying that an RFP could have been handled differently—in one of six or seven different ways, from the standpoint of what's best public policy—and saying that it had preferential treatment, which the audit did not say. It said that Sidewalk got more—