I would like to point out that the Quebec Building Act gives homeowners a certain amount of flexibility, but that property organizations such as ours are de facto in the commercial category. We do not live in the houses. That is another regulation, which is stricter.
The Sir John A. Macdonald House is rented as a bed and breakfast for two months in the summer. Since Sir John A. Macdonald lived there, we wanted to keep people there so that we could keep the heritage alive. You can even sleep in Sir John A. Macdonald's bed if you want. It is not big, but it is always available.