Essentially it becomes more of an enabler. It enables a lot of those projects that would otherwise sit on the shelf for many years to get brought off the shelf with a fourth partner, because usually the three partners are municipal, provincial, and federal, and now you have a fourth partner—and this is the key part—participating in public assets and in public projects versus only the three levels of government participating.
Regardless, as you just mentioned, the risk then is borne, not just by the three partners—municipal, provincial and federal—but also by the contribution from the private sector. Would you agree with that?