This is a two-way process. Some of the other speakers have touched on the case that the government should lay out goals and objectives and then use the bank to address those, and also to look for that bottom-up input into construction. There are so many different types of construction projects. If you're looking out east, out west or in the northern territories, everyone has a different need, so there has to be a balance of both.
It's got to be about the need of that community, how it meets the government's objectives and how we marry those two together. But if you just focus on multibillion dollar projects that are very specific, there's a benefit, but the point I was trying to get at is that it's sometimes the short-term requirements, the short-term needs. We're in a situation now where the industry is a little uncertain because there aren't those medium-sized and smaller projects out there that fit a wider audience, both in terms of construction and the economy.