Thank you.
Minister, as the President of the Treasury Board, you're the key in terms of unleashing the funds. I brought to your attention the matter of assets that you have, buildings that you're considering selling. I know a local MP here in Ottawa said he's looking at talking to the development community to see what those assets would be worth and turning them into housing.
What we want to be sure of is that they turn into non-market housing and that it's done with full consultation with indigenous people. I just talked to my colleague from Nunavut, who has constituents in her riding whose children are walking to school every day. They live in overcrowded houses. They walk by buildings that have been sitting empty for a decade—a decade—while they're living in absolutely terrible conditions.
What are you going to do to ensure that those assets are going to be developed for housing for Canadians and not through a developer model, a for-profit model?
I know you've talked about some of the $40,000-program that you offer, but this is really a developer-driven model of delivering housing in this country. It's very similar to what the Conservatives are offering.