If I may, I will interrupt you, because I have one more question.
There are clearly differences between, say, the first run of the infrastructure spending, which included state-of-good-repair upgrades to existing infrastructure, and the next run, which will focus on things that are going to take a while to build.
When we took office, pushing a year and a half ago now, we inherited over $800 million in programs that had been announced by the previous government but had not yet been approved. Depending on the nature of the project, such as building a new transit line, sometimes it's a very long-tailed project. Is it fair to say, “Here are the monies allocated and here's the money spent” and then try to even that up on a project with a very long tail, when traditionally the federal money is the last to go out the door?