Our principal avenue to do that through is the housing accelerator fund. That's what it is. We're paying money to municipalities for improvements in their permitting systems. A lot of digitization has taken place. That's the focus of that activity.
What Build Canada Homes can do is show, through their investments, where the markets are that are well aligned with growth. They have three KPIs: adding supply, adding affordable supply and spurring this industrial revolution that we want to see in the homebuilding sector.
In all three of those, as they make market investments, they need to be assessing how good those municipalities are as partners. As they start to put dots on a map of where they're investing, it will send a very strong signal about what they view as municipalities and jurisdictions that have their acts together in order to grow housing, if I can be blunt.
I think they're going to both shape the market and reveal where the strongest players are across the country.