As we design the program, we always look at the depth of affordability that we're trying to achieve. In the case of rapid housing, we're trying to achieve close to what we would call “core housing need”, which is 30% of income as an affordable unit. No more than 30% of income for that affordable unit is the deepest one that we offer. At the same time, we're also trying to create as many units as possible.
As we work with each of the municipalities, as well as through the projects that come in, we look to assess those projects that are most likely to achieve those outcomes and try to ensure that the money we spend goes as far as it can. I do acknowledge that over the last five years—going back to your first question around the overall NHS—we've seen a significant increase in the cost of construction across the board, as well as the cost of borrowing money due to inflation. It does put some strain on the number of units that can be delivered with the funding that is available.