Yes, thank you.
First of all, I think it's key that a matrix to evaluate the contracts, the bids from the contractors, would need to take this aspect into account. As the government or the proponent was reviewing the bids, they would see this and they would be awarding points for contractors that were clear or progressive in terms of the benefits they identified.
Second, with regard to the question on your aspect about a penalty, as other witnesses have identified, the government already has mechanisms, and this could be included as part of the criteria. For example, there are holdbacks on contracts. Failure to succeed in or failure to verify or execute the promises for this could be reflected in the holdback portion of the contract and in the evaluation of the bidder for future work.