There are various cases. In fact, many venues in the regions are in pre-existing locations that have been converted. For example, churches have been transformed into theatres. In some cases, newer buildings have been planned out and designed to serve as theatres. Certainly, when it comes to operating in more remote locations, in buildings that have been “recycled”, it's harder to meet safety standards, technical standards and other standards, because the buildings weren't originally designed for that.
Requirements are gradually increasing. Things are moving forward; it's 2026. Standards are becoming more and more present, and that leads to a lot of new spending. There's also universal accessibility, the ecological shift and green energy, to name a few. Keeping up to date on these things inevitably takes major investments. Funding for that is harder to find at the moment. Sometimes, we're really forced to use our surpluses—which should instead go toward our mission—so that we can maintain our assets.
