Okay, I have about a minute left, and I'll just continue on with that.
I think one of the differences, again, between the situation in my district and the one in yours is that, in my district, the trend is going the opposite way. We have hundreds and hundreds of homes that had families living in them and kids going to school in my riding that are now owned by people who don't live there. They come there in the summer. It hollows out the community.
These are not Americans, I would say. These are people from Vancouver and Calgary, etc. There are a few Americans, as I said. However, this is the situation that we're facing in my riding. As I say, we have a tax in British Columbia that partially address this.
It seems very different from your situation, which involves historical, generational cottages. The situation that we're facing in my riding is homes—houses—that have turned from family-owned residential houses to seasonal houses.