No, we do not.
If I may say, this provision that was referred to, Mr. Chair, does not bestow additional powers on the institution. It merely clarifies the relationship between that entity and the Government of Canada for the purposes of managing its liabilities. The crown corporation is required to be subject to any provincial law that applies. There is no additional power. If I understood the various commentary correctly, none of that issue about agent/not agent status pertains to the project. This only pertains to the corporate entity under the Government of Canada, and therefore the project will continue to be the responsibility of the public sponsor. That means if it was a municipality or province, then really they remain in control, and whatever provisions apply to them in their home jurisdiction apply. The infrastructure bank does not interfere in that process or relationship.