That's my key concern. Our investment is $13 billion, and if we're looking only at the infrastructure stimulus investment, it's not proportionately as large, but I'm not completely worried about that. It's perhaps going to stimulate industry response and so on, and will we lose out? How do we stay very focused? We've had companies in Canada building high-speed rail everywhere else but not here. Have any of those things been taken into account?
My view is that a year delay on the study is a little bit unfortunate, given a number of things. One of them is the confluence of the need for infrastructure building. By not having a plan ready to go, we're somewhat disadvantaged.
Maybe you could tell us this. Have the Americans got a plan that's ready to go? In other words, when they talk about $13 billion of investment, are those pieces that will fit a high-speed rail, or are they just going to contribute towards options? What is your sense of that?