You hope that over time, and hopefully a short period of time, you're going to shift the paradigm whereby this conversation is going to be irrelevant. You want every bidder thinking about community benefits as part of their strategic bid and the reasons they're going to get picked over somebody else. You want it ingrained, and you want it embedded in the way contractors think. You want it to be a reflex and not a necessity: “Oh, look at what they're making me do.”
I think Mr. Cartwright is absolutely right. Over time, the bidding community will embrace this. They'll be the ones seeking out the community, looking at what those benefits are, and coming back to the proponent saying, “Hey, this is what I think. This is what we've heard. This is what I think we can pull off with our community benefit section.”