Yes. One challenge we're dealing with right now is that under the Indian Act we have to do referendum votes called land designations in order to be able to get leasing or financing. It's a barrier because it's a huge process. We have to go to the community and get them to vote. There are tons of legal costs and it's very timely.
At the end of the day we did it, and of course we got a yes vote. The need is great. It was 90% to move forward, but the community was asking why we were even doing this because it's crazy.
There is a section of the Indian Act—section 18(2)—that is used to build community infrastructure, such as stadiums, schools and things like that, I believe. It would be great to see social housing—not profit housing—built under this section of the Indian Act because it is definitely a huge barrier.
I don't know why we have to have such a restraint on developing housing within our own community.