You raise an excellent point. There are no reports or assessments of the quality of work performed by professionals since the private sector took over the management of government buildings, whether it be Brookfield Lepage in 1999, or SNC-Lavalin right now. There are no assessment reports on the quality of work or services provided to the government through these companies.
So, if we get no contracts, it's not because we do not have good relationships. We have no assessments. Our companies are not assessed. So, we do not know what the assessment of our work is and we do not know what the criteria are for granting contracts to professionals because there are no assessment reports.