I appreciate your honesty and your dedication to putting forward some ideas, because, quite frankly, one thing we've been very critical of is the lack of economic growth despite the high costs. As you said, higher deficits down the road, if we invest in the wrong kind of infrastructure, could leave us saddled with long-term debts. Seeing our ability to promote economic growth is important.
I will say, though, that Mr. Caron does raise a good point. Many of the things you're proposing here are, in some cases, polar opposites of what the Liberals campaigned on. For example, you've suggested that tolls can actually help pay for infrastructure and bring foreign direct investment. The Liberals campaigned on removing tolls.
The Liberals have said they want to see 67% of their infrastructure budget going towards social and green infrastructure. You instead have said it should go into more transit infrastructure that's productive, such as rail and ports, and whatnot.
Is your report basically somewhat of a tacit admission that the current plan the Liberals have offered, and ran on, is not working?