In terms of options and in terms of the human rights lens—I've asked you all the questions this round; I'll ask other people—there is guaranteed livable basic income. That's a bill I'm pushing because we talk about choice, but we don't really give people a true choice. We don't have accessible, affordable rent geared to income. We don't have a guaranteed livable basic income.
If we want to address this in a real way, systemically, do you think that one of the ways to do it is to put in place a guaranteed livable basic income?