You touched on accelerated capital cost allowance, which is something near and dear to my heart. I remember that, when I was a young lawyer, there was a program in Canada called the MURB program, multi-unit residential buildings, which I think you touched on, that allowed investors to deduct capital cost allowance from professional and personal income. It got hundreds of thousands of units built.
There are also other ideas. Mike Moffatt has written in his report about the idea of deferral of the capital gains tax when the money is invested in low-income housing or purpose-built rentals.
I wonder what you think of those kinds of adjustments to the Income Tax Act to incentivize new builds.