As I think I laid out in my opening comments, certainly from Concert Infrastructure's perspective, investment in infrastructure is critical and important. I think I did state that we certainly support the government's $180-billion commitment. I think you're right to point out that today we're really talking about $35 billion of that commitment, which is specifically focused around the CIB. That leaves a significant chunk of change that will support more traditional infrastructure investment, including the smaller projects you've referenced.
As I've laid out a number of times, I think infrastructure as a stimulus in the short term is a challenge. Delivery of our infrastructure is not fast and it's not cheap, but it's powerful. It's powerful in the medium term with respect to supporting economic growth, creating jobs, enhancing our productivity and ultimately providing the core public services that are supported by those buildings or the infrastructure that we are able to deliver.