We would absolutely look at that. It's all about risk-adjusted returns.
I will just complete my answer to the previous question.
There are various risks associated with long-term investing, so we look at who is best positioned to bear that risk. Investment risk is obviously our specialty. Permitting risk is something we would want to work on closely with government to handle. Those are just two examples. There's a wide array. That would be one of the things that make us look much more seriously and carefully at opportunities.
On scale, if I may, it's not that some of the smaller investments aren't good investments. If we're going to deploy capital efficiently, we want to make sure our performance is strong after all costs. We simply can't afford to spend a lot of time on, say, 1,000 $25-million opportunities, rather than 10 $1-billion opportunities. It is about efficiency and performance after all costs.