That's great.
Ms. Ryan, when the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities appeared before the committee, along with some of his senior officials, we asked them on what basis projects would be chosen. A senior official said that it would depend on the investment return or benefit of the project. Obviously, they are looking to do better than the 2% to 3% rates that any government—federal, provincial, or municipal—would seek in terms of financing. There is an attempt to make people think that funding opportunities are lacking right now, but I think that's totally false.
I would add that, this week, the Minister of Finance said that it would be cabinet deciding on the projects. We don't know much. I would say that your concerns are well-founded.
Investors, then, looking for good investments, will be the ones investing the bulk of the bank's money.
Who do you think the Canada Infrastructure Bank is really going to benefit?