Thank you.
Following up on that, one of the frustrations we heard, especially in Nova Scotia, was when the port authorities said too much of the funds that were dedicated to a project in their area go to design and engineering fees within Public Works. If you go with infrastructure funding to do upgrades in the municipality, they will go out to the private sector to get designs. I want you to comment on that. Is there a more efficient way of allowing the harbour authorities to have more control over those design issues? This speaks to my colleague's point, giving them more responsibility for proper design.
We'll just use any number. On a $3-million project, $2.9 million or $2.7 million of it is actually spent on the project. A lot of times we see these big numbers, but when you look at what's left to go into the project.... That's why we've seen so many projects where there was approval to do this much, but once all the design and overhead costs from government were added in, you ended up with a small project that, really, at the end of it, made no sense in being there.