I could see too how, for Canadians.... I actually just spoke with a young woman in her early thirties, who said, “I guess we're just never going to have a house. We're just never going to have one.” When you say, “four or five years”, that's a drop in the bucket in this place, but for that young couple who's in their twenties or thirties, those four or five years are very important—and for lots of reasons. Is that not right? When you're younger, technically or historically, that's when you're able to make the most money to live, invest in your future, have children and grow a family, so that matters. I could see the importance of making sure that we have those clear timelines, but also, at this stage at the committee, identifying those gaps and making sure they're filled.
Thank you very much.