Thank you, Madam Chair. The Fiscal Responsibility Policy right now is not certainly part of any of the active reviews that are under way. Certainly, the Department of Finance, in general, which is responsible for management of the borrowing plan of the Fiscal Responsibility Policy is part of what we will be getting under some review in the next coming months.

Madam Chair, I just would note that even on projects that are large projects, they would have the debt amortized over the course of time regardless. There are other public accounting techniques that would demonstrate when there's a large infrastructure project, or a large infrastructure asset that comes online. P3s are one way of paying for it. There are other projects that aren't done by P3s, but they still have to get shown over an extended period of time. P3s are not the only large project that show up over time.

I'm not sure if that's entirely answering the Member's question, but just to point out that there are different accounting standards, and different ways of demonstrating when there are, as I say, assets and items that come on line over the course of a period of time. Thank you, Madam Chair.