Thanks very much.
We've seen the spectacle in my riding of landlords suggesting to people when they show up to look at a unit that if they're prepared to pay more than the advertised rent, they can be the successful bidder. In fact, we've got bidding going on, a kind of black market bidding to get housing.
The result is that those with double incomes and no kids, who of course need housing like everybody else, are able to pay a higher price, so they can secure those units. We have lots of people who are, in effect, excluded from the rental housing market in my riding.
My second question is about how investments in social housing both would help to house those people and how these investments might bring down costs in the housing market in a broader sense.