We'll read the blues and reread the statement.
I'm going to go to you, Mr. Shapcott, with respect to housing. I had meant to get back to you earlier.
A national housing strategy is not an issue with me; obviously we need to do that. But you had mentioned earlier that we need to have more bottom-up housing. Some of the best housing I've seen is co-op housing, for instance, probably some of the best bottom-up housing there is. Certainly in my riding there is quite a bit of it, and it's fabulous. It really integrates the community around it. It has a social, community, family feel and all of that stuff. I don't have to tell you specifics on that.
Two, with respect to homelessness, my former colleague Ms. Bradshaw did the SCPI fund, the homelessness fund. Again, that was bottom-up housing in partnership with the city.
The last comment I'll make is that I believe CMHC has the money in its budget to actually do a national housing program. We don't even need to go to the central budget. I think there's money there. What we need to do is change the mandate.
Can you comment on those three?