I don't want to be interfering with the independent decisions of pension investments. Protecting the ability of pension boards to make independent decisions to protect the pensions of workers is something that's extremely important to me. I think it's possible for a pension board to make investment decisions that don't necessarily interfere with the ability of an organization to still continue to support housing.
On your broader focus, on the market focus versus non-market focus, my view is that we need to do both. I think some market measures can address affordable housing, though it's more targeting increasing supply, but in parallel, we need to advance measures that support non-market housing as well, including co-ops, as per the comments I made earlier in this conversation.