Thank you for the question.
It's a great question. As I said earlier, we are constantly trying to improve our processes and speed up our processing, but what we've seen on the ground is that there have been a lot of delays on the construction side. Right now, about 20% of the projects that are funded have completed construction up to this point. That's a part of the process that is out of our control in terms of how quickly those can be built.
When we look at projects and applications that come in, as I said, we try to prioritize those that have the most in terms of their outcomes and those that look like they're viable and can be completed relatively quickly.
Those things help us move along the whole process end to end. I would say that, outside of the national housing strategy, it can take anywhere from eight to 10 years to get multi-unit housing developed.
The government is considering a housing accelerator fund right now, and the intent of that is to look to remove any barriers that may exist at the municipal level in terms of development. That's another area that I think can be helpful.