Thank you.
Currently, Reaching Home and designated communities that are distributing the Reaching Home and other streams....
We do have HIFIS, which is the homeless individuals and families information system. We also have coordinated access, but the problem is that it is not mandated. It's almost voluntary, if you will.
Whether it's that particular platform that's already in existence or a new platform—it's 2026—that technology has come a very long way. Whatever that looks like, it can be done. There are data visualization tools whereby, once we obtain that quality, by-name data, we understand what the reasons are for people to be unhoused and what the barriers are, whether it's employment, income or substance use. There are many reasons. Once we start to understand that better and have that quality, by-name data, then we see which programs work and which don't, what houses people faster and what takes more time. Do you know what I mean?
There are tools currently in place. I think we need to mandate them or allow the communities themselves, through the provinces, to build those systems, so that nobody's working in silos anymore.
