I don't think it's on a project class, or in the programs; I think it's in the details of which projects are being selected.
Take something like the Scarborough subway. In the absence of detailed studies that show which projects.... The federal government has already approved money for that project, and it doesn't seem like there was extensive study in detailing why that was the project, over all the other various options in this region, let alone this whole country, that needed investment.
I think this is not picking which asset bundles, this is picking project by project. The federal government, as federal governments do in a lot of other jurisdictions, can play a role in supporting decision-making that picks effective projects that will deliver the most value. Infrastructure on its own is—