Thank you, Mr. Chair. I appreciate the opportunity to intervene again.
One thing that's very interesting about the report you have at this time.... Again, there can be criticism of the report. I think it's very good value-added for understanding investment in the auto industry. Our hand was forced by the United States, even before this. You're either in or out with massive subsidies. We've been losing jobs to Alabama and all kinds of different places. Republicans and Democrats all over the place have been doing that. Our workers' quality is what has kept us in the game until recently.
We have two projects here. I want to get your opinion on this. We have the pipeline, and we're spending around $31 billion on that right now. Then, we have this investment of $28 billion for two plants.
Looking at the models of the investment the government did, if we had to do it again, in terms of picking one of those two models, which model would be the better investment for Canadians? Should we do it like the pipeline one that you did the report on, or do it this way? What would be a better and safer return of money for Canadians in terms of investment and a return on investment?