There are two parts to that question. I'll take the second part first.
It's absolutely essential for us now to be thinking about investing in particular in green energy-efficient co-ops. As this big gap between home prices and earnings grows, we need to be thinking that more and more people are going to be relying on alternative tenures like co-ops.
In terms of the taxation of wealth, I think it's a broader conversation. Your party has been focusing a lot on taxing the uber-wealthy: those with $20 million in assets. I think if we want to help our housing affordability, we would include housing wealth income much lower than that. I think we should be thinking about it. Only 9% of Canadian homeowners live in homes that are worth more than $1 million. It might be a threshold that's worthy of some discussion.