In relation to the first-time homebuyers tax credit, in the period in question, which I think is 2008-14, we closely monitored the credits and, in the context of the department's broader monitoring of the housing market, we covered aspects such as the credit's relevance, its fiscal cost, and possible compliance and administrative issues. In terms of the reporting on that, we provided estimates of the stimulus value and the job impact in relation to the credit under the housing investment measures. Those were part of the government's periodic reports on the economic action plan.
The department also monitored the evolution of real estate prices in Canada and conducted studies to understand the determinants of price changes, and that, of course, involved monitoring the potential effects, desirable and undesirable, of the first-time homebuyers' tax credit on the real estate market.