Thank you very much. That's a great question.
I think one of the key elements there is that communities of all sizes are experiencing acute impacts from climate change. What's important in federal funding programs, as we've heard today—and I think it has been a theme of the discussion throughout the last hour—is that we need to be prioritizing investment based on risk. It's not based on the absolute project size or on population. It needs to be based on risk and reducing risk, starting with communities that have been impacted by climate events, which I'm glad to hear has been emphasized today.
One other point that has been raised today and that I want to emphasize is that smaller municipalities have even less financial capacity, so in some federal infrastructure programs, FCM has called for a higher federal contribution for smaller communities. We feel it is appropriate. Different programs need to be designed in different ways, but when it comes to climate adaptation programming, that may be something we need to take a closer look at as well.