Mr. Speaker, the telling of stories is an important part of listening and understanding what people are living with. I appreciated that my colleague brought that personal side to it because it is important to tell those stories.
In my constituency, Siksika Nation embarked on a very interesting building project. It was 3-D house building, where they were building houses with a firm from Ontario for under $200 per square foot in 30 days. I saw the process. I saw how they were built and the leadership Siksika Nation took to build housing for needy people in their nation. However, Indigenous Services administration bureaucrats have no interest in this. I find this very disheartening to see, when indigenous nations take leadership, but the bureaucrats do not want to pay attention to the leadership that indigenous people are bringing to this particular issue.
With regard to the challenges we face, the barriers that are there, the member might identify, as I do, a bureaucracy that does not want to change. I think that is a difficult part of the process we deal with.