I guess my question for you is this. When you talk about the forecast of a 2.5% spending increase across government, from the point of view of understanding inflation, from the point of view of understanding how we can get our housing market to the place where prices are coming down for Canadians and they're having access to more affordable housing, does it not make sense to discriminate between spending in general and spending on building new units? Whether those are affordable units or social housing units or whether it's financing that facilitates market housing, is that not a categorically different kind of spend than general increases in spending with respect to the current inflationary environment that we're living in right now?
On October 30th, 2023. See this statement in context.