Yes, absolutely. We launched an ongoing call for proposals, which means that we get proposals at any time from anyone who wants to put in a proposal for planting. It allows us to be a bit more nimble and faster in responding to proponents. Having calls for proposals at defined times was creating a false cycle that didn't allow us to be as nimble as we wanted to be.
Also, it helps us to identify places where we could help connect organizations that want to plant with those who have expertise in planting, for example. We find that we are also starting to help people develop partnerships to get at part of the concern the commissioner raised around ensuring long-term survivability so that when the tree goes in the ground, it's going in the ground in a way that will help it survive. Then the survivability rates will be better.