I'm not sure if Gavin has comments, but I think you would need strong public guidance. I don't know that they necessarily need to be regulatory.
In addition to any legislation that's developed, I think you'll need very strong guidance, very good disclosure both pre- and post-project approval, so that you can assure the public that the guidance that the government has put in place is being followed and implemented and that you're seeing the impacts that you're expecting. You'd be able to measure that financial and development additionality both before, so that you can ascertain this isn't going to be a subsidy, and after, so that you can see that the investments are having a positive developmental impact.