Our role as FPInnovations is basically providing science and facts to support decision-makers, designers, and architects, and so on in terms of what they're going to do. We don't get into the policy and the amendments as such. I think I'll leave that to you, the experts, to do that. What we're trying to do is really provide facts and develop new products.
One of the realities as well is that because of new building systems, because of new building materials, such as cross-laminated timber, now wood is being used in other.... It used to be only residential low-rise, and now, because of new systems and new building products, it opens the door to all kinds of new applications such as residential and non-residential, mid-rise, and tall wood. Our role is making sure that it meets all the specifications and also meets the requirements in terms of safety, acoustics, structure, and so on. Our role is really to provide that support.
We believe that because of those changes that have happened over basically the last 10 to 15 years, we get into those markets where people see competition where there should not be competition. Driving a culture of wood, I think, is what we're basically supporting by providing facts and data and science as supports.