I'm open to all suggestions. I think we have to make sure that any special measure we have in place is actually a productive use of public money. Before I commit to any particular policy proposal and the exact measure that you've identified, I want to be very careful not to interrupt the potential addition of supply to the market with policy changes that have not been fully studied and understood.
I believe this is another area that the finance committee is going to cover in their report on the financialization of housing. More broadly, making sure we're treating homes like places for people and families to live, as opposed to commodities that people can hold onto and the value of which will appreciate, is going to be an essential part of the path forward. I just want to make sure that, to the extent we consider policy changes, it doesn't interfere with the supply. That is of paramount concern to me right now.