What's really important in terms of bringing that stability is to have foresight about what's coming down the road. To have good foresight, you need to map out the full continuum of activity, from permits or even before—working on pre-sales and building intent for the rental market—all the way up to completion and absorption into the market.
Right now, we have a pretty good picture from start to absorption. With building permits and work with other agencies, such as Statistics Canada, we're arriving at that.
As for your earlier point, we're now also releasing the time duration between a permit and a start, which is a very good indication of what's happening between the two. If it gets longer, it's probably because the market is under a bit more strain.
Now we're trying to add to that, to go even earlier in the process, working with industry and building the industry association to acquire pre-sale data and their rental market building intention equivalent. This is in order to have the earliest point possible, not only to map out the mood but also to provide the information early enough so that the industry can adjust and have smoother cycles.