I'll start, and then I'll turn to the acting deputy.
Part of the process is modernizing some of the more laborious processes. We are in a digital age, so of course we want to maintain the advantages of that in terms of being able to ensure that we're moving in a much more focused and timely manner.
On the e-logs, which I believe are incredibly important for us, especially as we move to expanded markets, I want to thank the harvesters who participated. I want to thank the harvesters in Newfoundland and Labrador, the FFAW and the unions across Atlantic Canada in particular. Change is difficult, but people really stepped up. The information we're getting from the logs is incredibly helpful. As we move forward, it informs decision-making. I really thank people for participating.
I don't know if the associate deputy has anything to add.