Sure. I think the most obvious difference is the P3 assessment screen, which I've referred to previously. P3 Canada or PPP Canada had that screen in place prior to 2015 for any federal infrastructure project investment that was greater than $100 million, so those potential projects had to be screened for delivery through the P3 model, and, as I've laid out, it led to the five federal projects that I referenced previously. By my count, at least 13 major municipal infrastructure projects such as the Regina wastewater treatment plant, the Regina bypass, the Saskatoon civic op centre, among others.... As for that screen, to me, if your objective is to leverage private sector investment, that screen was pretty successful in doing that.
On February 23rd, 2021. See this statement in context.