Yes, absolutely. It's interesting, sir, because you just gave another example of a measure that's available, but in reality it's not very effective and it doesn't work on the ground. People often get tax credits for buying their first property, but they only get them once they file their tax return. That's often several months or even a year after they purchase the property. They need the funds when they are purchasing the property. Young people are having a hard time saving up money for their down payment. The government needs to find solutions to help young people become homeowners, rather than giving them grants or tax credits after the fact.
