First of all, thank you very much for the question and the background. I certainly share your views that it's critically important for us to think about different ways that we can encourage the investments we need across Canada. The Canada Infrastructure Bank was charged, really, as one of the institutions that could help encourage private investment that's more significant.
On the specific issue around ensuring that we have the appropriate broadband coverage across our country, we obviously have a country that has high levels of density and places where there are very low levels of density in terms of people. This makes it challenging for telecommunications companies to make the investment required in the places that are hard to get at.
It's the exact kind of application we thought of when we thought about the Canada Infrastructure Bank. How can we find a way to ensure that private investments will come to places that are important for Canadians and do it in a way that has a positive economic outcome, but also, as you say, a positive social outcome?
I'm encouraged to see that sort of work happening. I think the Infrastructure Bank, as you mentioned in your comments, has the ability to create financial instruments that make it more possible to make those kinds of investments. We would certainly be less well off, both socially and economically, if those investments didn't happen.