Again, when we think about transit authorities specifically and local government issues, the virus is creating some debt here and the question is whether that debt should sit on transit authorities and local governments, on provincial books or on federal books. That's how we should think about this.
My point of view on this is that the provinces are closest to the issues of their local transit systems. There are differences across provinces in how they are funded and how they're structured. I think it should be up to the provinces to figure out which institutions in their provinces should be funded and how they need to get funding, but I also think the federal government can have some role to play in providing some of those dollars.
So the decisions ought to be more decentralized. I don't think it's great for the federal government in Ottawa to be deciding which transit authority needs what kind of funding, but I think the federal balance sheet is capable of taking a heavy part of the load here. That could happen through funds given to provinces, which then get allocated to local circumstances.