Any time we're promoting the birthplace of Confederation, we're doing a good thing. You were modest enough not to mention the amounts, but I'm not that modest. I think that putting over $5 million into renovations will draw not only Canadians—with more and more Canadians travelling within Canada, we'll certainly see more Canadians—but international travel as well, for Charlottetown to shine and to show on the Canadian and the world stage our beautiful shared history.
It's something that I don't think anyone should vote against, because it is so critical to highlighting who we are as a country and our history in the birthplace of Confederation.