I have limited time here, Mr. Karsten, and I'd like to get one more question in.
In some provinces—I believe in Quebec, but my colleague Mr. Ste-Marie can correct me if I'm mistaken—there are actually laws in place to help discourage direct conversations between the federal government and municipalities. I don't want to pass judgment on that sort of approach, but I anticipate there will be a conversation at some point in time.
If we help out with some sort of emergency operating costs, the provinces may want to get some of that back for other areas where they would normally be partnering with municipalities. Are you worried there might be an impact if we put money up front to keep the doors of municipalities open, or that we may be jeopardizing the opportunity to fully participate in the recovery if, for example, capital investments are not possible because too much was allocated to the operating side?