No, no offence is taken, because I think you see housing from a human perspective, and I think that's why, perhaps, you thought my question was rhetorical. Some people don't necessarily see that; they see it as an investment tool. Thank you for that.
I want to ask a next question with respect to the private sector. Some people will say that the NDP, for example, or those who want to address housing as a basic human right, somehow don't support the private sector, which of course is not true.
In the situation where we are at the moment, with our housing crisis, some witnesses, such as ACORN, have said there should be a moratorium on the acquisition of these older apartments that come into the market, which end up being turned over.
I see a signal from the chair. Quickly, given the current crisis that we're faced with, should we be stopping the acquisition of the housing that comes onto the market from being turned over for financial purposes, at least until we can get a handle on the crisis, and should the private market do new construction?