It's good to hear that you will go back, look at it and base it on the data.
However, I can give you plenty of examples across.... At least, in the army, we have career lower-rank members who are essential to the Canadian Armed Forces' survival—people who never leave whatever base they get posted to. Again, not all bases have residential housing unit options. I represent Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound. It has the Meaford base in it. Looking at your latest annual report, and through my own knowledge of the base, I see zero options there. You have quarters for people going through training, but any of the permanent 400 to 500 military personnel posted there don't even have that option.
I want to build on one of the questions asked earlier by Ms. Normandin, I think, about the $30,000 housing equity assistance program. That changed about five or six.... How many years ago was it? The last time I was aware of it, it was $15,000, so it's nice to see that it's up to $30,000.
When did that change occur?