The wheels are all different right now. Some are pretty sophisticated and others are very simple. This will provide tremendous benefits early on for the jurisdictions that have simple systems or no system. The more advanced jurisdictions will also see it. In our discussions with the Province of Quebec, the province saw a benefit to using both the federal and the provincial models to give them some idea of the uncertainty in the predictions there.
We can see immediate benefits all around, and because these systems all exist, I would think a rapid evolution towards improvement will happen. Eventually, perhaps the concerted generation of the next phase—the next generation of prediction models—can occur on a national basis. That will take longer, but it's certainly possible.