Fair enough.
I'll go to you, Peter, in Vancouver. You look like you're channelling your inner hockey play-by-play look there.
Governments come and go, and each one comes in with a different ideology, a different agenda. This government has committed, for what looks to be a relatively long term, what looks to be a substantial amount of money, which I would presume adds some surety to the kind of planning that you can do.
The opposition right now is saying we have to be concerned about things like deficits and maybe we should pull back on future commitments if it means going into more debt. It becomes not just an ideological argument but also an argument about what kind of approach works.
What are your thoughts on that?