I think one of the points I talked about was just the barriers around the consistency across the three levels of government. To answer your question, I think there needs to be consistency. Is there a point person at all levels who has this as their initiative, and do you speak collectively as one? A policy that's created at the federal level that's not aligned with the provincial or the municipal level doesn't make any sense. It stops the progress. I would say that is probably the number one piece.
At the factory level, I think we're doing our job in promoting the industry and in expanding and discussing the benefits and the quality of what we build—that it's better or the same as conventional construction. We're just doing it a lot faster, which has inherent benefits. The policies and assumptions around what we do are really the roadblocks, so it's the education and the consistency across the governments.