I wouldn't be able to specifically say whether it's international students exclusively who are affecting the housing markets in any jurisdiction. I will say, as the minister mentioned, that several reports have identified that the reductions in immigration more broadly have eased tension on rental prices in some locations and on housing prices as well. This is easing some of the pressure, particularly in the most populous cities, for people accessing housing going forward, but the degree to which I can attribute that to international students versus other populations...I can't do that.
