Thank you for the question.
My apologies, but I will answer in English since I speak English better.
The federal government made a huge step with the national housing strategy five years ago. It was a welcome return to that space where the federal government was very active before, and it has had an impact. The challenge is that a lot has changed in the landscape in the past three years in particular with interest rates, with cost and with the general housing market. It's important to pivot and update those programs in the national housing strategy to fill in the gaps that weren't there five years ago.
As I've pointed out, acquisition of existing properties as a quick way to move things into a non-profit and affordable column from the private market and protect those tenancies would be one example.