I would add that all of the prep and everything we do is based on the norms, the science and the data. What this fire has shown us is that there are things happening that are completely outside of the norm.
There are researchers now studying fire tornadoes. It's only been documented once. They believe it happened in Jasper. Will that, in the future, change how we prepare? Potentially it will, but these are new phenomena that we don't know a lot about. We can only prepare based on the best available data and by looking at where the values at risk are. There is deadwood in forests around the world. We can't clear it all, so we're focused on priority areas and risks.