Sure. It is good for a government to protect citizens on indebtedness, but from our point of view, the decision that the government made was not the best one to help them have the best asset they can have, to buy a home.
You talk about houses in your place that are sold for $1.4 million, but we don't see that often in Trois-Rivières, in Saguenay, in Laval. Even in Montreal, if you go to Westmount or Outremont, it's a market where some houses are in that price range, but for a normal house sold in Quebec—and I think my colleague has the amount—it's really far from $1.4 million.
I think government could act to help citizens with the debt problem, but not with a policy that cuts the possibility for 74,000 households to buy their first home.