It won't focus exclusively on housing, but what you will see in housing are the traditional factors that one would expect at this point.
Obviously, there's a supply-side story of the number of homes that you can actually get at this point. There are obviously constraints on that side that the government seems to recognize and seems to be moving on. On the demand side, you have the traditional factor of interest rates: How easy is it to get a mortgage, and how much do those mortgages cost? Then there's the labour market: Do you have a job, so that when you go into the bank you actually have a T4 slip or a letter from your employer that says, “This person has this amount of money”?
It will incorporate those things, and we will certainly be able to speak to them.