I can share a bit, and then I'll pass it to my colleague, Ms. Roy.
One of the things that we have seen and we were pleased to see in the national housing strategy is a 33% carve-out for gender-responsive investments. That is the type of mechanism that would allow us to have more second-stage housing.
The challenge has been that we haven't seen the full rollout of that money. What we would like to see is that all investments, anything related to housing, have that in-built gendered focus, because when we don't do that, we see the rise in hidden homelessness as previous testimonials today have talked about. Oftentimes, the measure of homelessness is an under-representation, so we need to consciously have that gendered focus.
I'll pass it over to my colleague, Ms. Roy.