We have an extraordinarily experienced Prime Minister who has allocated capital at the highest levels all over the world. We have a Clerk of the Privy Council who is one of the most sophisticated businesspeople ever to hold that role. I would point out that, in addition to being CEO, he was also CFO, so he was a C-suite member of not one, not two, but three different blue-chip Canadian corporations, as well as CEO of the second-largest pension plan in the country allocating capital. We have a chief of staff who ran the infrastructure investments of the second-largest pension plan in the country. I think you know my background.
I would put those backgrounds up for understanding how to get projects built against any government in the world. I would also highlight that choosing the right person to lead the major projects is an incredibly important decision. I believe it was Premier Smith who said in the National Post that she could not think of a better person to run the Major Projects Office.
The proof will be in the pudding, but I think we're doing the right things and we're putting the right people against the problem.