The minister was here, and I must admit that we talked to him about all the work going on. He raves about your organization and how you're getting rentals built and all that kind of stuff. I don't doubt that it's important. The non-market supply is low as well, and it's good that you're doing this, but it feels very much as though it's happening at the expense of market housing and ownership. Home ownership is something that I think Canadians still aspire to.
If in fact the root cause of the challenges there does lie with the cost and the timelines of government in the process.... We know that in Ontario, about 30% of the cost of the average home is the government. If we can't get the costs down, how do we get people back into home ownership?