There's an infrastructure council that supports the minister. It's at arm's length, and they put out a first report assessing housing-enabling infrastructure and the extent to which that creates barriers in this country to getting supply built. They've looked not only nationally, with the data we have from StatsCan, but regionally, really drilling into where the bigger barriers are. That goes into it.
I would say, to your question, that construction costs are part of it, but as to other things this committee and others have looked at around development charges, how those have grown and the role those play, all of those things come into the housing ecosystem, especially the regulatory pieces with provinces and territories. The combination of those things for the housing system are adding a burden to young homeowners and those wanting to get into the home-owning space.