Not from the early 1990s. You are absolutely correct that it has been decades in the making of underfunding for the capital repair reserves. In fact, there was a moratorium put on them for a few years, where we were not allowed to contribute anything towards our replacement reserve or capital repair needs. “Backlog” was a word that was used very frequently—the backlog of housing.
I did mention that Victoria Park was very fortunate. As our federal stock, our oldest stock, came out of their mortgages, we were able to refinance them, repair that building and take any excess funds and put over.
During the period you mentioned, MP Collins, there were various initiatives such as—they all have funny acronyms—SHAIP, SHRRP and SHIP. These were smaller programs that were rolled out to help with energy efficiencies and upgrades of buildings, and I can tell you that we tried to capitalize on all of them—much needed.