The real benefit of a strategic investment office and coordinating the financing is that it is really going to allow the government to optimize its federal spend on any particular project, because they're going to be able to align the best type of funding with a particular project. You won't have, for example, project proponents going to window A with their proposal and then window B and window C trying to see, for example, how much federal funding they could get. It would allow, probably through NDAs, for example—that's what we would envisage—the federal government to work with the proponent to see exactly what it is that's going to unlock that final investment decision for a project, with a view to minimizing how much the federal government has to invest in the project. There are real opportunities here.