Gerry Horkan (Fianna Fail) | Oireachtas source

However, that excludes aviation and other areas. I am wondering what bang for our buck the State will get, relative to what we thought we were going to get, based on all this price inflation. I know there are commercial sensitivities, but I am talking about the global picture. If prices have gone up by 20% or 30%, are we saying with regard to a certain amount of projects we thought we were going to get that we just will not have the money to do all the things we thought we could do previously because of the price increases? Has there been any analysis of that?