With respect to money for seeking to address homelessness through the Reaching Home program, we made a decision a while back to increase the funding by about $2 billion.
I expect what you're referring to is the pandemic-related increases, when you're talking about cuts. They were designed for a period of time and have been exhausted, and we've returned to the prepandemic levels of funding. We have made decisions, though, to target specific groups, including women, and transitional housing in particular, through different programs. The rapid housing initiative would be a good example. In fact, one of the line estimates we're considering today is specific to shelters for women and children. It will be a part of every policy that I put forward in the future, some of which have not been released publicly, but we will be looking to share more details as policies are ready to roll out. We will always have a focus on each of these policies around protecting the interests of women and children, particularly those fleeing violence.