Thank you, Mr. Ashton.
I'll turn now to Mr. Gooch.
Mr. Gooch, we were just in Prince Rupert as part of our port tour. I was having a conversation about this idea that the federal government, perhaps, should play some role in prioritizing approvals in investments, so that public money is put to the most efficient use.
The response from the representative was interesting, I thought. He indicated that the private sector does a good job of prioritizing where investment should go, because it has a lot riding on it, so that public money could follow private investment, and that would result in efficient outcomes.
Do you share that view, that public approvals and public investment of taxpayer dollars should look to the private sector as to where the priorities lie?