I see that Mr. Cape is back with us.
Before I turn to him, I would like to thank Ms. Keesmaat and Mr. Lyall.
You remind us over and over again that this issue is really a supply-side issue. We have to make sure that we find ways to build as much as we can and as fast as we can. Measures that work only on the demand side would in fact likely be counterproductive at this stage.
Mr. Cape, thank you for coming back. My question is this: In this context of having to work hard on accelerating construction, how do you view non-market housing? You mentioned the Swedish example. How do you view that as being appropriate for Canada at this time? We've done it before, after the Second World War. How can we accelerate non-market housing?
