Transport committee  Yes.

Transport committee  That definitely identifies the funding partners.

Transport committee  We don't have that information but generally speaking we're in the business of funding public infrastructure that's owned or operated by municipalities, provinces, or territories. Interestingly enough, the private sector is an eligible recipient at least under the national infras

Transport committee  There is a formula used by Statistics Canada. It's a modelling equation they use to determine the number of jobs created based on the level of investment made. I have my pseudo-expert here who might know a little about this.

Transport committee  There are many models out there, but they all have their limitations.

Transport committee  Yes, and if a number was created out of that there would be probably two caveats that you would have to put around it.

Transport committee  Yes, I would say that some are more advanced than others, absolutely.

Transport committee  There have been some challenges along the way. We've been in business now for about a year in terms of the new building Canada fund. Some provinces and territories have been through elections, and changes of leadership, and so on. That's created some transition in terms of thinki

Transport committee  Yes, it is.

Transport committee  Do you want to...?

Transport committee  Yes. There's no conditionality with respect to jobs.

Transport committee  We're looking basically at key outcomes like the public transit in terms of congestion, ridership, safety, mobility.

Transport committee  That's a specific project, though.

Transport committee  We're not involved in that project, not me personally.

Transport committee  The department is, so I can't speak to the jobs with respect to that.