Thank you, Chair, for the question.
If we look at the table that I talked about regarding the flow of funds, you see that in this particular year that we're in, 2022-23, the planned spending is $18 billion. If we use StatsCan's seven jobs for every million dollars spent, that would create 120,000 jobs.
Yes, that is planned to support that this particular year. Actually, if we look at the StatsCan infrastructure hub, which we worked on with StatsCan to create, we see investments in public infrastructure, which are beyond just the plan—I want to make that known—of almost $90 billion, three-quarters of which is from the public sector, and since 2015 it's increased by 21%.
If we look at the about 550,000 jobs in infrastructure right now, we are supporting them because the private sector actually has been very flat in being able to increase their investments. Since 2015 they have only increased by 4%, where public sector investment has increased by 21%, and the investing in Canada plan has been an important contributor to that increase and support of jobs.