Mr. Speaker, the member talks about increasing supply of housing. I point out that the housing accelerator fund, which is the signature program of this government to increase supply, incents zoning changes at the local level. Restrictive zoning is the single-biggest impediment to getting more supply on the market.
What did this government do? We have put forward funding for housing and infrastructure. In exchange, communities need to make zoning changes. Almost 200 have done exactly that. That member voted against it, not just in general terms, but for her own community of Kelowna. On top of that, she has voted against homelessness funding for her community in Kelowna. She is not serious.