Well, there are numerous challenges—rightly so. For private industry working in the nursery area, if they're going to supplement their current approach—because there's a lot of reforestation going on just in the normal course of forestry, so this is supposed to be two billion incremental trees, not just double-counting the ones that would be done for forest management generally—they don't want to make those investments in seedlings unless they know there's going to be a demand for them.
The federal government can't create that demand on its own because most Crown land in Canada is provincially controlled, so that's a key partner, right, with those agreements with the provinces. If the provinces agree with Canada as the federal government to enter into long-term agreements, then you'll have that certainty for industry to invest in the massive amount of seedlings that would be needed on top of the current stock that's used for typical forestry management.