I have a couple of quick questions.
Going back to the social economy, given that it's a broad but sometimes invisible sector of non-profit and co-op businesses that adds significant social and economic value and provides necessary cost-effective products and services to rural and urban communities.... It's flowing in Quebec, but it's frozen in the rest of the country. I guess I'm wondering, how is that fair? That's my question.
I also wanted to ask a question on SCPI. Across the country we have a number of programs delivering very valuable and crucial supports to the homeless and people looking for affordable housing. If SCPI isn't renewed in my own community, we have three programs that will be without money and will end, and we'll again have the reality of growing homelessness in our communities. I'm wondering about the status of SCPI. I also want to know if it's fair that the social economy money is flowing in Quebec and yet it's being reviewed in the rest of the country.