I think that's a key point, because this was the main thrust when the Infrastructure Bank was announced. The Prime Minister had attended some very fancy parties and had spoken to some very well-connected financiers around the world and he came back with this idea that all this untapped capital was waiting, just looking to invest in places, and if the government could provide just a little grease on the wheels or de-risk it a little, they would be tripping over each other to invest and build the types of infrastructure that communities need.
It was announced in 2016. It's been up and running now for almost four years. To date, they've completed no projects. In your view, as it currently exists, has the bank been successful in leveraging that private sector money?