Madam Speaker, it is to her credit that she wants to know more.
Yänonhchia' is an initiative by and for indigenous people. That is the first thing we need to remember. Yänonhchia' also has links to major organizations such as NACCA, the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association, and the AFNQL, the Assembly of First Nations Quebec-Labrador, which is very active when it comes to addressing the needs of first nations. There are also concrete proposals for an inclusive future, including providing $150 million in immediate funding for housing projects, creating dedicated financial mechanisms for the indigenous middle class, prioritizing social housing for people in very vulnerable situations, simplifying land processes, which is a major issue for communities, and training programs to support home ownership. Yänonhchia' supports these values, and this government must also allow first nations to embrace them.