We'll leave it to that little thing. For instance, if a contract is being awarded and now there's this extra layer, this extra step, every time government procurement goes to do its work, it's going to have to go through an in-depth cost-benefit analysis of whether wood should be shown a preference over another building material. That's time and energy and effort. If that step is missed in any procurement contract, would you expect that a contractor who is offering to do the work with wood would be able to contest the tender?
On February 27th, 2018. See this statement in context.