I think it's important for all levels of government to work with each other on this particular issue. I don't really have a comment on that. For me and for our group, it's whatever works. We need to put things in perspective. The construction industry in Canada, the housing industry, is the number one industry. For construction overall we're talking tens of billions of dollars, $160 billion a year, half of which is pretty much residential, so we need to put some of these measures in perspective.
The fact is that, right now, by and large the market is dysfunctional, so housing accelerator funds and encouraging municipalities to modernize and improve things are good. I think there are things that are related to standardization, which is important. Think of our building codes: This is how you have to build a building across this particular jurisdiction. We have a national building code. In Ontario we have a provincial building code. They were introduced to create those standards, which are important, and I think we need the same types of standards for some of our processes, because part of what we're dealing with is systemic.