Thank you very much.
The issue of infrastructure has been discussed. Mr. Page, you've spoken of slow growth in Canada, income growth being non-existent, and the need for a growth agenda. The U.K., U.S., and Australian economies are outpacing Canada's in terms of economic growth and jobs growth at this point. At the same time, we're hearing from people like David Dodge and others that now would be a very good time to invest in long-term infrastructure. In fact, I believe in Australia this year they've put $13 billion of federal money in their infrastructure plan, but they've leveraged with public-private partnerships and with their states to invest about $60 billion in infrastructure. The U.K. is very robust.
Given that Canada has probably the greatest concentration of expertise in the world in the design, construction, and financing of infrastructure through our pension funds, is there an opportunity for us in Canada to have a very robust infrastructure plan, led by the federal government but working with provinces and our pension funds, to revitalize the infrastructure in the long term and to create growth in the short and medium term?