Well, it will be by making units available at the different levels of affordability. That will be the key way in which we'll achieve it.
The non-market housing challenges in Canada are really linked to supply. If you look at the amount of non-market housing supply we have, it's about 3.5%. It's 7% and higher in a lot of other OECD countries that we benchmark ourselves against around a large range of socio-economic indicators, so the focus is on increasing that amount over time and growing the market stock. That will allow people who have lower levels of income—and we're always going to have some degree of stratification in our society—to find places to live.