I don't know if I'm going to answer your question directly, but we see it as a major barrier. We're an electrical industry, and when a customer is asking us to install an EV charger, one of the major barriers we keep seeing is the electrical infrastructure itself. This problem is absolutely massive. It's not going to solve itself without some government intervention.
We have existing multi-unit residential buildings that need to be retrofitted, but what we really need to stop doing is building multi-unit residential buildings that are not EV-ready. That's continuing to make that problem bigger. We're locking out a large proportion of Canadians from accessing EV charging at home.