First and foremost, it is economical up to that sixth floor, and as I said, as we're learning and building out and getting experienced in the construction sector, those seven- to 12-storey structures are now becoming cost-competitive. These types of buildings are also very good in terms of speed of construction. There's a cost benefit there, but there's also a benefit to the communities, because they tend to be built in places where people are living. If you can build them faster, the disruption to those communities is lessened.
As I said, wood buildings support the sustainable forest industry and the jobs, those kinds of things. It's low carbon, so the carbon benefit is very good, and it has biophilic options. Studies are now showing that wood buildings are better for people's health—for calmness, for their mental health, for their healing properties. As we were saying earlier, it's like forest bathing inside the building. There's this biophilic opportunity, and the wood buildings are beautiful. We're a forested nation. We should be celebrating a culture of building with wood, because that's who we are and that's where we come from.