Yes, and I do appreciate that. I think it's always good, but my concern again is the government.... In this case, I know that your legislation doesn't exactly pick winners and losers, but it kind of ensures that there is probably a lot more focus going on it rather than using market forces. As you said, the construction is done in such a way that you can make a building airtight with this technological innovation, so we're already moving it that way.
One issue I also have, and we're seeing it here in Ontario with energy, Marc Serré, is that the more the government funds this, that, or the other thing, the less innovation we're going to have. As I said, we're seeing it with the energy file now. We get some innovation—someone is always going to innovate—but I think we'd have more innovation, rapid innovation as you just pointed out, if we just have the government get out of the way and ensure that there's competition and market forces that push it that way.