The 220,000 is for the entire economic action plan, of which, for example, the infrastructure stimulus fund is one. There are credit facilities. There are tax reductions. There is the auto strategy. There are efforts with respect to forestry. There are efforts with respect to the community adjustment program. There are many. There is a mortgage program. The government bought mortgages to provide more liquidity for small businesses and families. It is not exclusively infrastructure. Some people equate the economic action plan with just infrastructure. In fact, it is much broader. It's one of the things under the umbrella.
We've also tried Building Canada. It took a long time to get the agreement signed with every province. It took a lot of time to make decisions. We've had a major acceleration in Building Canada. Things are happening in a big way now, and accelerating is part of the action plan. We've told Quebec that we are happy to move as quickly as possible on the seven-year action plan to get projects approved so that engineers and architects can get to work and tenders can be issued, and we can sustain economic growth.
I think there has been a problem over the last 20 years, by our government, frankly, earlier, and by previous governments, to get things going. That's why we've really put our foot on the gas pedal with respect to infrastructure.