This is a great opportunity to speak to that.
I would say specifically that, first and foremost, they're not excluded. I alluded to this in the previous conversation. Past initiatives have excluded qualified people. The number one priority here should be that the people doing the work are qualified to do it. It provides that extended value. Homeowners expect that when they have this building, whether it's efficient or not, it's going to work.
To the point you brought up earlier about the home working as a system, this is inherently within our training across the board so that we are very familiar with how everything interacts, how all components interact, and we are able to collectively deliver on value—and on health, to speak on that.
It was also mentioned, to go to the deregulation aspect that was brought up, that B.C. went through an issue of deregulation. Putting all things under one umbrella I don't think would be appropriate, but this comes as part and parcel of making sure they are included. We are 20 years past the time and now B.C. is recovering from that original incentive.