Yes, and keep in mind that the fund isn't just designed to pay for the new permitting system that's implemented. It's a fund that contributes to infrastructure or housing projects and the systems that can be implemented, but part of the conditions to access the fund is that you're going to change the way you get homes built.
I think, for example, of the conversation we had with the city of your colleague to your right just a few weeks ago. We had a really healthy proposal from the City of London that was going to lead to their making certain changes and building more homes where people could access services and the like.
We sent them a response indicating other ways in which we thought they could build homes more quickly, including allowing people to build four units as of right on the properties they may own in the city and including zoning more densely, in particular around places such as post-secondary education institutions and transit developments. The mayor, Josh Morgan, whom I should give credit to, responded in the best possible way, saying, “We want to do this.” As a result, we're investing $74 million in the city, and that's going to add thousands of homes that otherwise would not have been built.
Other cities across the country can change the way they build homes, change the process to permit them and legalize housing. They can make it legal to build the homes that will actually help to solve the housing crisis. If we actually change the rules and have a federal incentive to drive municipal change, we can make a heck of a difference.