Thank you for the question.
The method of limiting intake that we selected was to stop accepting bookings for pre-retrofit evaluations. That provided fairness to consumers who might live in an area that doesn't have as many energy advisers and where they might have to wait longer for a pre-retrofit evaluation than they would in an area where there are lots of advisors.
If we had limited intake by saying that all those who had a pre-retrofit evaluation were in the program and those who hadn't had the evaluation yet weren't in the program, there would have been some inequity between people who hadn't yet had access to their evaluation. So we limited access in the booking. If someone had booked an appointment, then they would eventually get their pre-retrofit evaluation, and they could participate in the program.
We have not cancelled any participation by anyone who has had a booking. Anyone who had a booking can continue through the program, and anyone who had a pre-retrofit evaluation can go ahead and go through the program.
So yes, there probably exists out there people who hadn't made the phone call yet and hadn't booked their pre-retrofit evaluation, but we don't have any numbers on them because they had not taken any action yet to enter the program in any way, shape, or form. We have no way of calculating what those numbers would be.