It's a great conundrum because, of course, we see some of our leading Canadian infrastructure investors, CPPIB, OMERS, OTPP, and the Caisse de dépôt investing huge sums of money overseas and not domestically.
You're quite right that part of the reason is they just can't get the bite size. That's a consequence of two things. The individual projects tend to be smaller in Canada than in developing nations or nations with a great concentration. Another factor is that we have optimized the way in which we deliver P3s so that they are highly leveraged, so there's a significant amount of debt capital rather than equity capital in them. That makes the equity bites relatively small.
Bundling is one idea. Looking at a different way of financing the project so there is either a larger equity component or a larger pension fund contribution to the debt component is another way of going at it.