Ms Marie Donnelly:

The short answer is "No" because we were not looking at who was funding the individual activities. At a macroeconomic level, we looked at what the investment costs are likely to be, identifying that part of it would be public funding and part of it would be private funding. We have those numbers. They are in the macroeconomic analysis. The question of whether public funding would come through support for individual or collective action or through public ownership of the assets was not an element we looked at in the macroeconomic analysis.