There are two types of buildings. There are quarters, which are meant for basic training and temporary or transient housing. They're not supposed to be for the long term, although some people are living in those long-term. Then there are residential units, houses that are unfurnished. Some of the quarters are over 60 years old. One was built in 1930. When maintenance isn't being done—we saw that in about 25% of the cases regular inspections aren't being done—you don't know the needs for maintenance. That results in housing that's in poor condition.
As you mentioned, we saw in buildings a lack of safe or potable water to drink, toilets that didn't flush and exterior walls that needed repair.