That is indeed a concern for us. The idea of imposing conditions on the addition of infrastructure for new housing is an interesting one. However, when it is announced that the deficit related to aging infrastructure is $45 billion in Quebec alone, the government should stop adding to it and instead repair what's already there.
One problem is adapting to climate change. In Quebec and in Canada, we have experienced it at breakneck speed. There are all kinds of problems, and they're not going to go away; on the contrary, they will accelerate.
Let's quickly repair our existing infrastructure and transform it to make it as resilient as possible. That will allow us to add housing. Very often, it's the old areas that will be transformed and densified. The pipes are there, but they need love, and therefore the investment.