This is a super important question.
I think you do have communities in Canada that have dedicated revenue streams that they would perhaps want to secure and pledge for a larger contribution of capital in order to build projects in their communities and perhaps outside their communities.
Just to be clear, it's not the ambit of this particular bill to address the borrowing pools that would be available for monetization or other forms of securitization. That said, the policies and tools do exist within the current confines to proceed on that basis; it is just a question of financial dedication of funds and appropriation to the proper borrowing pools to allow communities to use that type of leverage for their own development of their own communities.
Chris may have some complementary information with respect to that. This is work we need to continue with the stakeholders to move forward. We are supportive of it, but we need to have a serious conversation about the borrowing pools and the access to capital that underpin them.
MP Vidal, unless you have a question you want to ask, Chris may want to complement what I just said.