Sure.
On the first part of the question, in respect to corporate loan writeoffs, the Department of Finance does not extend loans directly to companies, to my awareness. That information wouldn't be reflected in our individual departmental reporting.
My understanding is, for example, the financial Crown corporations or the departments that extend repayable contributions are all reporting on a departmental or organization-based basis on what their provisioning is and any breakdown of the assets for which they're responsible. I don't have that kind of estimate to offer.
In respect of the TMC entities, I know this committee had a meeting last Thursday where Mike Carter from the Canada Development Investment Corporation was present. He received a very similar question. I can reiterate his response, which continues to be the timely response, which is the public cost estimate most recently provided by Trans Mountain Corporation, which is a subsidiary of CDEV, where Mike Carter is the executive vice-president. It continues to hold as our best estimate right now of the construction costs. At this point, TMC is spending on construction, but that is actually an investment activity.
Overall, the entity is not experiencing a loss. It is making investments, however, that are using up cash from that perspective.
These estimates are disclosed through the TMC reporting as a federal Crown corporation as well as subsumed in the parent's reporting—that's CDEV's reporting.
Thanks.