Certainly from our perspective in the NDP, we would say that making the money available sooner increases the possibility of having more projects proceed quicker. If the projects aren't ready to go and you have to sit on the money, then at least there's a good reason, but deciding in advance that the money won't flow for two years means that even if there are eligible projects, they won't be able to move forward. We're certainly hearing from community partners that those funds are oversubscribed, and there's already more demand for what's in the pot. We would certainly like to see that moved up.
I want to confirm, while I have you at the table, that for the ACLP, the government's definition of “affordable”, when it's building affordable units under that program, will be 80% of market value, as opposed to some of the other measures used early on in the life of the rental construction financing initiative.