Yes. Obviously people need to be aware of what's going on. I think one of the things, though, that stands to be mentioned to this committee is that, in my experience, people experiencing homelessness are quite aware. One of the things we do see is very high uptake of consumption of local news, so you see lots of access to newspapers in soup kitchens and shelters.
I would suggest that people experiencing homelessness are actually quite political and quite informed. These issues are very pertinent to them. It's their livelihood that is often at hand when we compare different policies from different parties. I believe, obviously, that the advertisement around elections is an important piece, but perhaps not for the population that I'm most familiar with.