I would cite similar things.
I think reducing the size of the federal government would save money and, in some cases, would help to spur growth by freeing up resources elsewhere.
On regulation, a lot of the housing problems are not the federal government's remit, but it's an astonishing thing, when you look at the increases and the improvements in the technology of home construction over the years, that the time to complete a house has actually gotten longer. That seems to be a consequence of regulation.
Interprovincial trade barriers I would mention as well.
Just to throw something out that hasn't come up yet but I think is quite important as we think about ways of getting more investment, including from pension funds in Canada, the Canadian government has assets that are underperforming, including airports, for example. You would not lose any money by making those available for private investment. I think it would improve infrastructure and it would improve our supply chains and generally give the economy a bit of a boost.