Mr. Speaker, I think the minister was reading from the wrong notes.
This $25 million per year is paltry when set against an $80-billion deficit. It makes no sense to cut funding for the fight against homelessness. This means tens of thousands of dollars less for each of our community organizations at a time when they are concerned that the crisis is affecting increasingly vulnerable people, particularly women, who now represent about 30% of people experiencing homelessness, double what we saw before.
Is now really the best time to cut funding to Quebec and to our organizations?