Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I think I'll just take a few seconds to highlight something the minister said. She said that the whole point of the Canada Infrastructure Bank was to get more infrastructure built, and so far it has completed zero projects. Compare that with the Conservative P3 fund, which actually successfully delivered projects. We were able to see the completion of 25 large-scale infrastructure projects in about seven and a half to eight years, depending on how you calculate if. If the Canada Infrastructure Bank is going to try to get more than that, then they're off to a very poor start.
Maybe the officials can help us out with some of the questions that the minister didn't want to answer. I'm hoping someone here can tell me. The minister pointed to the Réseau project in Montreal. Fine, we all know it was an existing project that would have been funded through other formulas, other envelopes of spending. The Canada Infrastructure Bank did not unlock anything, because those commitments were already made.
Other than the Réseau project, rounded to the nearest hundred million dollars, can someone tell me how much private sector investment the Canada Infrastructure Bank has secured so far?