To clarify, we don't see a long-term investment strategy and a stimulus program as being mutually exclusive.
In terms of the stimulus program being what it is, which was very clear to us, we accept the fact that there's a March 31 deadline, because you have to pick a deadline. However, it's apparent and not entirely unexpected that there are great complexities in meeting these deadlines. We're saying we know the stimulus program is not going to be renewed, and we're not going to pick that battle. We are simply asking for some pragmatism. The whole point of flexibility is that it doesn't apply across the board. I believe the FCM is in agreement that if the municipalities created the situation themselves and simply didn't have their act together, that would be one thing. But there are a number of municipalities and a number of projects across the country that have a little bit of a challenge. In Saskatchewan there's been flooding, and sometimes there has been the environmental approvals regime.