Thank you.
Your example of housing is excellent. In Guelph, we have auto parts manufacturing processes being applied to housing in modular construction. In fact, some of the same companies are involved on both sides. Conestoga College is involved on both sides, as well as the University of Guelph. It's very cool to see it happening on the ground. We just need to support it as well.
Mr. Gaffield, it's great to have you back. You have such rich experience in this area, having been part of the tri-council agencies as well.
I'm trying to ask a question fairly, because you might have some criticism or things that could be improved that you've already presented and could present again. That's one part of the question.
The second part is this: Thank you for bringing the U15 German delegation to Canada a few years ago, and for including me in some of those meetings. We had a German delegation on the Hill yesterday. They were talking about the Fraunhofer Institute, the Max Planck Institute, how research in Germany has evolved into several external institutes, and whether there's a lesson in what's been happening in Germany over the years.
How could that apply to capstone, and do you have any criticism of the existing system we should try to capture?