Sure.
I think a few others on the call might be able to answer the question around the preservation piece, but I think, from a new entrant perspective, the land bank certainly is a good financial tool to take that capital burden and shift it off the balance sheet, the liability side and the borrowing costs of a new entrant. There are different models, but it gives them, ultimately, a point in the future when they could potentially purchase and pick up that land equity at a realistic operating value.
From a land protection perspective, there are other tools that can be layered on top. You can layer easements into that land bank to incentivize and things like that.
However, I think there are some folks from Quebec who can probably answer how their model is working at this time.