Sincerely, this is not the first time we've discussed this, and I honestly believe you care about this issue for all the right reasons, as do I. A potential acquisition fund is one of the strategies we could use to grow non-market supply to help protect, in perpetuity, housing for low-income families. With the housing accelerator fund agreement that we signed with the City of Toronto, we did see that they're using a portion of their funds for the MURA program, which more or less is designed to achieve the ends you've talked about. That was our first recent foray into this space.
We're not at a place to roll out what policies may look like, but we're considering the different aspects of an affordable housing strategy that will help grow non-market supply. We will have to take decisions in the months ahead as to what the specific measures will include, but I'm not in a position today to announce that we will be moving forward with such a fund. However, it remains one of the items that we're considering. We just want to make sure that we're getting the greatest return on investment for every public dollar we spend to help address the needs of low-income families that have inadequate housing today.