Let me go back to the strategy for a second and to why this is so important. We need this in place so that we have a view on housing that will take us into the future as we bring in the units and the capabilities that we see articulated in this policy.
If we go back in time to the end of the Cold War, when we demolished or sold off thousands of housing units, arguably that was the peace dividend being cashed in, which we have done numerous times over the course of the last 30 years. We have to be thinking ahead on what units we need, what capabilities we need, where new people will be going, on-base and off-base housing, and what incentives and benefits are required for off-base housing as well, to assist members who want to live on the economy. It has to be a holistic strategy from that perspective. That is the long term.
On the short term, I agree with you. We have a short-term housing challenge right now. We need to repair and upgrade single and residential housing units as quickly as possible.