It's absolutely not a thing of the past. Social housing is widely used in many developed countries of the world as part of the total housing spectrum. In many countries of the world, in fact, social housing represents a significant portion. In Canada, less than 5% of our overall housing stock across the country is in the social sector. That puts us, among the developed countries, second to the bottom. The only country that has a worse record is the United States. European countries and other developed countries of the world, such as Hong Kong, all have a significantly higher social housing sector.
Mr. Ouellet, there are some provisions in the old social housing program and lots of regulations that were perhaps harsh and needed to be changed. No one is saying we should simply wind the clock back to 1973 and pretend that we can reintroduce the same old programs, but the concepts that were so successful in developing hundreds of thousands of units can be brought forward to today.