A big part of what we're working on is trying to create the mechanisms for Canada to create a long-term infrastructure strategy. We submitted a large proposal to the CIB, and we were perfect candidates for that because it was exactly to do with local communities and building up infrastructure there.
Of course, what we're focused on is this piece of multi-purpose, multi-user infrastructure. We want to understand what the long-term goals are and what we need to build. It's a codeveloped process, so we need to understand. First things first, we don't even have an inventory of what we have or the state of those assets that we do have in and of themselves.
We need a vision, so we need to have a sense of where we want to go and where Canada hopes to see itself in 2050 in terms of the infrastructure there. As part of that project plan, we intended to work with folks from the smart cities challenge and the construction engineers to talk about 2050. What kind of infrastructure do we need to build, and how do those supply and trade chains look in 2050 to bring in new technologies, SMRs—