Our action plan certainly supports the active participation of the private, non-profit, and co-op sectors, because we recognize, as you do, that they're going to play critical roles. We believe that some of the most significant value the municipal sector can bring to this issue is to engage and coordinate all those local actors. Municipalities certainly have that ability.
What's sometimes missing is ensuring that federal and provincial regulations, including tax regulations, aren't acting as a disincentive to private or non-profit or co-operative investments in housing, and in fact that there are some incentives. There are a number of these in our action plan; obviously they fall well outside the mandate of this particular bill.
Municipalities can act as a coordinating body locally, but there is a need for federal and provincial governments to look at some of the tax incentives.