Okay.
I'll go back to you, Mr. Whelan.
A lot in this report talked about collaboration between the private sector and the public sector.
There was a time when the private sector would focus on opportunities and the public sector would facilitate that investment, but that investment had to have the transparency of an outcome from both an end-result perspective and a financial perspective. It seems this government has usurped that relationship, and they're picking winners and losers now and actually trying to determine what goes there. Industry is sitting on its hands.
As a matter of fact, in Q1 2023, it is reported that $212 billion of investment capital left Canada because of lack of transparency of outcome. There is no money going into infrastructure in Canada because the opportunities aren't there until the government picks them.
Are we going to continue to have a degradation of our infrastructure in Canada unless the government gets out of the way and allows industry to actually start making decisions about what we export and what we do in Canada for economic activity?