I'm going to take the liberty of mentioning something that was cut off in my last page. I want to talk about limited dividend companies, which were a big part from when Canada was building 10 times as much non-market housing as it is now.
Those were private companies incentivized to construct, hold and manage rental homes—affordable to income-tested, low-moderate, middle-income households—with no more than a 5% return rate per year. Again, I can tell you how it works in Austria and the Netherlands as part of, I would argue, the non-market sector. It's something that still exists in the NHA, the concept of a limited dividend company, and it can be explored. Again, it's something that I can't get into in full detail right now while the bells are ringing.