Absolutely.
We have a conflict of interest policy. It's quite rigorous. For every investment we make, we have an independent board of directors who bring expertise from the private sector from across the country. They declare any conflicts, and our employees are held to a very strict code of conduct.
We are, of course, lending money to the infrastructure owners, such as the City of Mississauga the Province of Alberta or the renewable power developer, so we're not directly building or contracting for the infrastructure. We are lending them money. We're very careful to document any potential real or perceived conflict of interest, and we keep a rigorous record of those.