Thank you, Madam Chair.
In Madame Marleau's hometown, we have a federal building that's leased. My colleague Mr. Kramp says some 40% of buildings are leased. This lease operation was basically that a company offered to provide a building to the federal government, they put the building together, and then it was possible to move federal staff into it. In that case of the lease, the owner of the building is taking a considerable amount of risk, and in exchange, they quite reasonably want a 25-year or 15-year guarantee of rent in order to put that kind of income forward.
Madame Ducharme, in that scenario where we're seeing a number of buildings that the government leases and the owners are taking back responsibility for them, is this deal significantly different from other standard leasing deals that the federal government has?