With market housing, people simply charge whatever price they want, and then the market does its magic and there's a sale at some point. That's served Canadians extraordinarily well. We believe firmly in the market and the role the market plays in the provision of housing. It's simply that at the level of affordability, it's not producing enough, and there's strong evidence that absent government intervention, it never will.
As governments have reduced spending on housing, which they did for probably 20 years, the level of non-market housing has actually dropped, so there's a direct correlation. I would say that's the distinction, but we believe very strongly in the role the market plays.