Absolutely, it's public land. I think that, if communities want to get involved in building social and community housing to meet their members' needs, most of that land should be reserved for those types of housing. That would go a long way toward reaching the 20% target for social and community housing.
By the way, I'm a member of the Canadian Housing and Renewal Association board of directors. The 20% target for social and community housing has been discussed with stakeholders in the other provinces, and the idea is starting to gain traction. We really need a pan-Canadian conversation about it. That input is critical to achieving the target.