Right, but as I mentioned, there are several projects here that, from start to finish, took fewer than four years. I can confirm that for you. I can save you the work there.
I want to clear. The Montreal project aside, because I'm not really sure that it's fair to include the Montreal project in what the Canada Infrastructure Bank has been able to unleash because it was already green-lit and committed to because the caisse's involvement had been already arranged. Basically the Canada Infrastructure Bank just displaced federal dollars that would have come through other channels.
The reason this is important is that this particular study is about the bank itself. The Auditor General is doing an investigation into mismanagement in other infrastructure envelopes. This study is narrowly focused on the Canada Infrastructure Bank.
This government took $35 billion in tax dollars and told all of us that with that $35 billion, they would get back at least $70 billion, and maybe even $105 billion. Depending on which day and how excited some of the officials were, we were told it was 11 times that, so we might get back over $380 billion worth of private sector investment.
I want to clarify this one more time. I'm sure that the CIB reports to the minister. It's been in operation for four years. Rounded to the nearest $100 million, if you take the Montreal project aside, how much private sector investment has this $35 billion resulted in?