The devil is in the details. Unfortunately, we don't have the details yet. Those are still being worked out.
What I can say is that you have to look at the merits of a project on its own. On a project-by-project basis, you have to look at what the revenue-generating capacity of that project is and how it relates to the public benefits of that project. How can you combine the two? You have to answer questions like, what is the tolerance of risk transference? The financial risk transference is transferring the risk for making sure that the project gets done on time and on budget. There are a lot of questions that you have to ask yourselves as you think about what kind of financing model you want to apply to projects like this. I am sure that if PPP Canada were to come forward as a witness, they could give you a very robust answer in terms of some of the aspects.