I'm looking forward to it very much, because I think it will give us a much better sense of this process.
Ms. Levonian, you said there were elements of the 2008 budget that had helped the lives of women. You referenced affordable housing and the pilot project for the mentally ill, but in terms of that and the reality in my riding, there are discrepancies. For example, there are 4,000 families in my riding who don't have homes. That includes 635 children. So I can't see how this budget is having this macro-positive effect that has been discussed here.
Mr. Wright, you talked about accountability with other departments. Is there going to be a follow-up to the budget on the affordable housing piece to see if it's working and has done what it's supposed to do? We know there are 200,000 people in this country who are without homes, and very clearly the lack of real affordable housing has had a profound impact on people.