It's critically important. We have the Forest Professional Regulators of Canada, a national body that does work with the provinces. This is another big federal-provincial play where I think there's a huge opportunity to try to align things. From Nova Scotia to B.C., we have different provincial regulatory bodies, so I do think that national body can work through a one-window approach.
We're not an industry that's tapped into the temporary foreign worker program in a big way, so I would view that as an aside. In terms of credentialing newcomers to Canada, I would also say it is about working with the provincial and regional college networks on some of the microcredentialing, because there is an escalation. I mentioned prefab, modular and mass timber. There are a lot of new skills now. When we start building more in factories, that's going to mean that the plumbing and the electrical are done differently. How can we help accelerate some of the trades work and the accreditation to get that done?