I think for us, asset recycling is one element. That's not on the critical path for this. I actually would say that's on the far end of the table. What's key is that there's so much infrastructure that needs to be built now in terms of greenfield—transit systems, ports; a big list is already being stacked up again. I just look at that Emerson report as one small example. It's in those areas that businesses can actually help pay for it. It's in their interest to be able to pay it and get pension funds to help finance it.
There's so much to be done that I think we have to get on with it, because we just have this gap. It also creates a lot of jobs and a lot of productivity improvement sustainably. All I would say on the private equity side is that there is a lot of money looking for returns. I think private equity will have a very difficult time competing with these. I honestly do. Japan Post has so much money earning negative yields that to be able to participate in something where they're going to get a positive yield over time in a country that's as safe as Canada, I think, is a serious opportunity and a benefit.
I'm obviously biased in how I think about it, but that's my view.