Even when you do an expansion, you want to see some continuity, so there shouldn't be interference to that level.
I understand where you're coming from, having been a business guy myself in the past. There are times when I believe strongly that relationship is also part of it. It's not 100%, but it should be part of the equation and not strictly a lowest price aspect.
I have one more question for you.
Mr. Moist, from CUPE, was here last week and he actually supported the idea of unbundling large contracts on infrastructure projects to allow for companies of all sizes to be able to compete, which I was very happy to hear.
Would you agree with this also, that an unbundling aspect to some of these large umbrella-type contracts would be helpful to keep pricing down and allow everybody to participate? Mr. Moist used the example of a gentleman in Alberta who had the ability to build schools. He could build a school, but he couldn't build the six schools they put under an umbrella-type contract. Would you also be in favour of what Mr. Moist was advocating?