Thank you very much, Chair.
I'll try to be quick, and then I'll cede my time maybe to Mr. Cannings, because I think we're going to be cut off by the vote. If I have some extra time, I will let Richard take his full seven minutes. It's his bill, and he should get a bit more question time.
I'll get right to it.
Again, our concern on this side is picking winners and losers in the industry. I think we all agree that wood construction has come a long way, based on the presentation and on our previous study. I think we all agree that, whether it be the fire control, whether it be the way you can really have energy efficiency in some of the units, it's a good thing.
My question is this. If this piece of legislation does not pass, for whatever reason, this doesn't seem to stop, maybe for public works, your movement into the wood industry within your buildings. I don't think it would stop it at all based on what you've said, but you could maybe clarify.