That is definitely a risk.
In this instance, most of the fund actually has been committed to already in terms of the $8 billion, yet in terms of bankable reductions, it's nowhere near the 19 megatonnes to 20 megatonnes that Environment Canada was hoping to see out of this program by ISED. Whether the relatively modest amount of reduction, which I believe in this case was from five of the 17 projects, is from shoehorning or from other causes, I can't say for sure, but the main message is that this is a large sum of money without a lot of bankable emissions reductions associated with it.
Also, in terms of value for money, there is a lack of demonstration by the department that this fund is going to truly accelerate towards net zero—which is the name of the fund—in a significant way. That's the main problem with this fund.