I would love to have more information on that. I understand there's just over $7.5 billion committed to the co-investment fund, and, as you have mentioned, $4.2 billion for the 678 applications. Given that there remains about $3.7 billion in projects that won't be funded, either we're going to have a funding gap remaining there or we're going to have to wait for a commitment from the federal government in its upcoming budget. So, I look forward to more details on that.
Because I have you here today, Ms. Bowers, I'd like to follow up from our previous committee meeting. On November 4, I asked Minister Hussen for proof about the number given by the government that they've housed or helped house one million families. On December 7, the day before the minister was due back in committee, CMHC tabled their response. It consisted of a table with a single row, claiming to have helped over 1.1 million, but which contained a small asterisk and a caveat that, unfortunately, annulled everything. It said that this table does not include “projects at the letter of intent stage (conditionally committed)”. On December 8, I did ask you for clarification, which was promised, but I haven't received anything. Is it safe for me to assume that the government hasn't, indeed, helped 1.1 million families, but that it only intends to help 1.1 million families? Would that be a correct understanding of the data provided by CMHC?