Certainly.
Mr. Cartwright, bouncing back, you drew a parallel to the LEED standards for environmental certifications for buildings. I have an easier time understanding how you would enumerate the best practices potentially in regulations, because when you're putting up a building, there's seemingly a finite number of pieces of equipment that could go into the building, whether it's insulation or multi-paned windows or energy efficient heating.
With social benefits, I have a harder time understanding how we could enumerate them, because they're quite literally infinite, and there are probably some that no one's even dreamed of yet that may come. Is there a way we can identify best practices that exist now without closing the door on potential future benefits that could be considered in these kinds of agreements?