Okay.
The National Alliance to End Rural and Remote Homelessness, which I mentioned, said there is no dataset to measure this, so we need to be very careful about making any assumptions about the reality, especially in indigenous communities, and extent and severity of homelessness. We cannot always base the measure of homelessness solely on the total number of people, but we have to look at the proportion of people who are homeless in conjunction with the rest of the community. Failing to recognize that is a failure to recognize the societal impact and the other factors related to homelessness that need to be addressed, too, for communities. That's just the point to start.
On decision-making, I'm very pleased to hear that there have been 678 applications. Who is going to make the final decision on which projects are approved? Will there be an equitable regional disbursement between all regions of Canada in that final decision-making process?