At the federal level? At the end of the day, that was the government's decision.
In B.C., it's at $50 million. Alberta is at $100 million. I think to start with...and you'd have to ask the Treasury Board and the Department of Finance why, at the end of the day, they settled on $100 million, because it was their decision.
It's pretty clear that at over $100 million, you should be at least thinking about whether or not a P3 is viable. To get started, it was the 80-20 rule. I think you're going to get 80% of what you should. You will also note that it's mandatory over $100 million and encouraged for under $100 million. So it's not that people aren't thinking about it for under $100 million. For it to be mandatory, people wanted to have less focus on the ones that are likely going to be the most beneficial as P3s.