So it's not an actual policy. It's an aspiration to some day have a policy.
If I may, I will stop you on that number for new housing: 600 units over five years will not fix the backlog. On the existing budget, the budget for prolonging the life of existing housing—we had testimony on this—would seem to be inadequate. Barracks housing, which Mrs. Gallant talked about, is a separate issue from the rest of the housing that we've talked about, but we've heard of deplorable conditions in some barracks as well as other workspaces in some buildings. I can see the chief of the defence staff nodding on this point.
Where is the actual plan and policy to fix these problems that are driving people out of the forces?