So you're aware, of course, that many of those agreements are starting to expire. According to the Canadian Housing and Renewal Association, in 2009 more than $200 million was reduced from the federal and provincial governments as a result of the expiration of these agreements.
They also did a study in 2006, and they found that at least one-third of the total social housing stock, roughly 220,000 units, either needed serious repairs or generated insufficient revenues to be viable once the subsidies expired. They gave an example of the Métis Urban Housing Corporation, which actually had to sell units because they couldn't continue to operate them.
Is there any plan to reinvest the money being saved off the social housing operating agreements back into social housing?