That's what the affordable housing framework is, but at the end of the day, the costs need to be passed along. The new federal and provincial initiative on the tax freeze is a great initiative to start housing, which will have its own issues in terms of fulfilling those trades and supplies, but if that initiative were to be retroactive to anything that was still going to be completed, it would help push that tax credit to the end-user at the end of the day. If that's the ultimate goal, then it should be not just before projects get started that the HST or the taxes of both of the governments are held; it should be on anything that's currently not occupied.
