Thanks for that answer.
I'm going to turn to procurement, Mr. Chouinard.
With regard to the rapid housing initiative, the first two rounds—if my memory serves me rightly—required that those buildings be constructed in 12 months. Of course, it was born out of the pandemic, as emergency shelters were closed. Those army barracks-style designs were abandoned, and we had to pivot to a different model. Round three, I think, took us to an 18-month timeline. Those forced municipalities that weren't looking at conversions of old motels and hotels, for example, to turn to your industry, so the procurement specs that were in that program essentially led affordable housing providers to your door and to others.
What recommendations do you have around procurement as it relates to...? You know, we have some requirements that relate to greenhouse gas emissions, and you talked about the benefits that mass timber provides as it relates to the environment. Do you have recommendations around specifications for future programs that speak to materials and/or other related issues?