Fine.
You talked about a plan to address the need to build 3.5 million homes over the next 10 years. A CMHC study even said that we need to build about 3 million homes in Canada by 2030. A CMHC economist said that, in Quebec alone, we would need 1.1 million housing units over the next 10 years and that the market alone could build 500,000 units. So there is a shortfall, just in Quebec over the next 10 years, of 600,000 units to be built to address the two priority issues of access, which is providing housing for people, and affordability, which is providing housing that people can afford.
According to the Federal Housing Advocate, at the midpoint of the National Housing Strategy, 35,000 units have been built and 65,000 units have been renovated. That's 100,000 units. Again, just in Quebec, we need the government or someone else to step in and build 600,000 units over the next 10 years to meet the need.
You say that the National Housing Strategy is not a failure, all in all. Can you explain that statement to me, please?