Thank you for the question.
As I said earlier, we're taking feedback seriously from our clients and looking at, not just how we improve our processes, but also the types of resources that we have on the ground working with proponents and with clients to help them complete the application process. If an application comes in that isn't quite ready or isn't quite at the point where the project is viable, we have staff across the country who work with proponents to try to help make those projects viable.
We definitely want any project that we fund to have a high likelihood of success. We talk a lot about numbers, but, at the end of the day, this affects real people, and we want these projects to be successful on the ground.
When we look at the work we do, we take that feedback, build those relationships with those groups and work hard to deliver.