That's a great question.
Let me share with you some of the things we're doing. You may have heard that our housing minister has already announced that not only are we investing money into the building of affordable rental housing for Canadians, which will include members of the armed forces, but we are also going to be leveraging the value of some of the property the Department of National Defence currently holds. We are already in very important discussions with municipalities and private industries to form public-private partnerships to get housing built rapidly. There are a number of really important initiatives.
I know we're all looking forward—I'm sure you are—to the budget that will be released on Tuesday, which will reveal a really urgent sense of getting housing built. There are real opportunities for members of the Canadian Armed Forces. We've consulted with them. I've been to those bases. We've heard them very clearly about what they need. We're responding to that not just with an investment of money but also with new approaches to getting it done.