Thank you very much.
Mr. Ross, we know that the real estate market has seen significant increases in construction costs, rents and so on in recent years. The market got out of hand. There was high demand and low supply. We are aware of the problem, and all the parties are proposing solutions to address it. Demand is greater than supply. I think we all recognize that.
We're often told that it takes a certain proportion of non-market housing to maintain a degree of affordability. Co-op housing is a type of private sector supply. They're private housing units. The difference is that they're non-market and less susceptible to speculation.
Ultimately, what proportion of non-market housing, such as co-op housing, should there be in, say, Quebec, to ease pressure on the housing market and have a tangible impact on rent prices?