Absolutely.
We have a number of ways that we support mass timber. Before I get into the ways we support mass timber, I'll say that I'm a huge supporter of the technological advances that are allowing us to build sustainable buildings at the speed you can produce them, along with the safety at the work site. The opportunity to build a factory-type setting creates enormous advantages for the technology. It's going to be a big part of the path forward to help address the climate crisis.
We're looking to include a number of different technologies in the catalogue of pre-approved designs that we've launched, including mass timber specifically. That will create opportunities to create a consistency in demand that will help us ramp up the production of mass timber. We supported a number of projects earlier to help address the housing supply, including a unique program at UBC that focuses on building kits that are designed to produces houses that meet the building code in the province.
We're also looking at additional ways that we can support mass timber projects through investments in the factories that are engaged in mass timber construction. There are a number of different ways we're looking at doing this, and there were a number of projects we supported in the past. The technology, as a solution to the housing crisis, is sustainable, and can also have the potential to drive the economic opportunities in the forestry sector in our country. It has me fully behind it.