I'm going to take over now. I probably have time for one quick question before the next round.
You mentioned in your speaking notes the national homelessness initiative and the homelessness partnering strategy, $25.1 million. I had an opportunity in Edmonton to attend the opening of the L'Arche Ted Bradshaw House, which is a home for aging people with developmental disabilities. Six people live in the home and they have the live-in support they need there. It's a wonderful program, dealing with some of the issues we deal with from a homelessness perspective.
I have a son with autism, so it's something that's fairly close to my heart, obviously. As a parent you always kind of wonder what's going to happen when your child gets older and you're not around to take care of him any more.
Would you speak a little bit more to this homelessness partnering strategy? It seemed there was a lot of support in the room at that opening to the concept of bringing different groups together and taking ownership of something like that.