I'd agree with you. You raise important concerns.
One thing about the infrastructure bank proposal, and others have said this, is that it will be based on user fees as well, so there will be increased user fees. A lot of the P3s we have in Canada don't have the demand risk, and I think others have talked about that. The idea behind these projects is that they will be revenue generating, so there will be user fees. That's going to really increase the cost, as I mentioned, on middle-class Canadians.
I just have to respond to this as well. Ben Dachis talked about Infrastructure Australia. What's happened in Australia is, there's been so much privatization there that the former head of the competition bureau there said that it had been bad for the economy because costs have risen on individuals there, and it's taking money away from other things, so it's been a very regressive measure on that.
I agree with you on the P3 side that it's been difficult. There are real problems that I think people need to be concerned about regarding increasing user fees. That's one reason why the Premier of Ontario has such low popularity right now, because of higher costs for hydro.