Yes, 100%. They need speed and they need certainty.
The monies change a lot. The co-investment fund was $150,000 a door; then it was $25,000 a door, and then it was $75,000 a door. That's all changed, so they don't know what they're entitled to when they're trying to do these calculations.
If you want deeply affordable units that are renting for under $800 a month in the city of Toronto, you need to be offering long-term, stable subsidies in order to be able to keep those deeply affordable prices.