I think that's a real concern, because right now, in the legislation, there are huge exclusions for what would be available publicly about the projects that are funded. We see that as well with P3s, because they're considered commercial contracts. You can't actually get access to the information. It's very difficult to even analyze whether value for money is achieved. It's often through auditors general that you get that kind of information, because they have access to all of the contracts, which the public can never see.
The Ontario Auditor General analyzed I think it was 84 projects done through P3s in 2014, and a follow-up audit in 2016, and found that the cost was $6.5 billion more expensive due to higher financing costs through the private sector. As well, $1.5 billion was around the lack of risk that was actually transferred to the private sector. I think this infrastructure bank is opening up the same types of wormholes around risk transfer.