To be clear, the idea of an infrastructure bank is a tool in the tool kit. We don't presume, and we're pretty humble about this. It takes all of us.
To answer your earlier question about the Ontario bank, someone once asked me if we would be competing for the same deals. There is enough to go around. We need all hands on deck to build the infrastructure we need. We are one tool and I think there's a great opportunity.
To directly answer your question, yes, the projects that the CIB has invested in during the last three years, since I joined, or during the last five years, since we staffed up, represent $35 billion of infrastructure projects that were stuck on the sidelines. The math didn't work, the risk was too big or the term was too long. There was something broken and the market wasn't doing those projects on their own.
The CIB, by entering, helped facilitate those projects. Yes, we've played an important role in accelerating infrastructure investment in the country.