Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I have outlined several large-scale projects. These are the types of projects that actually do provide a great deal of economic spinoff. There are all kinds of benefits. There is private sector involvement in these projects. The old P3 fund, which your government eliminated and replaced with the Canada Infrastructure Bank, was able to deliver on this. You must have concluded that something was wrong with the P3 plan. You came up with your own system.
In that system, in this Canada Infrastructure Bank, you have made all kinds of claims about leveraging twice, seven times the.... One of your officials even claimed at one point it was eleven times the investment, that for every dollar you put in from taxpayers' money, you would get eleven dollars back from the private sector.
So far, the only example of private sector that you have been able to point to is Réseau in Montreal, a project that was already green-lit. It was already going to get federal government funding. The Canada Infrastructure Bank just replaced traditional funding programs with that.
Do you have any other examples—of all the projects that are being listed—of where the private sector has invested and where you have been able to leverage that? Is your threshold for success with the Canada Infrastructure Bank still the two times, four times or seven times multiplier for private investment for every taxpayer dollar?