Thank you for that, Ms. Therrien.
Following up on that, there was a report. I believe it was from the Auditor General, that looked into the record of the Canada Infrastructure Bank and the number of projects that had been turned down. These are municipalities that desperately need infrastructure and applied to the bank—because they hear about all of the potential of this funding mechanism—with their vital infrastructure projects and didn't make the cut. One of the primary reasons for not making the cut was that they didn't have a private investor.
What story does this tell about the Infrastructure Bank's model?