I will start with the housing, but the wrap-up to that question actually touched on some other elements, including recruiting and retention, that I will leave some time for my colleague to maybe touch on.
On the housing front, as the minister had indicated, there's a broader set of issues happening on housing, because there are two solution sets here. One is housing provided by the military for its members. The second is to “live on the economy”, as they say, or house yourself on market economy. There has been a series of compensation measures to reimburse those, depending on the market they are in, who choose to live off base. We're also investing already in rehabilitating existing housing, which in some cases needs a refresh, but we are also building new. The plan is for 650 units over the next five years.
In the strategy, I think the important piece, and General Eyre touched on this, is looking at new ways to possibly partner with others to build housing more rapidly. That's the part that is to come, but there is still continued investment planning.