Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, as a corporation, we are considering that in the mandate of the corporation. We realize we have people in the territory who depend on seasonal economies. They don't have full-time jobs. We have to be open minded to find ways of working with these people who may have problems getting a mortgage through the bank. The key to anything is affordability. You have to be able to afford to not only manage your house but also be able to pay down your mortgage and also know that you can afford the mortgage and make those payments. I think what we are seeing now is that we have to be open minded to look at the projects such as working with the private sector but also through our market strategy with regard to market housing and also to design and develop houses in the North that not only meet our standards but also are affordable for our clients to be able to purchase them at the end of the day.
I am open to working with the Members, but, more importantly, working with our clients to try to find ways of getting these houses into communities and making sure that people can afford them at the end of the day and that they are able to live in them. I think you touched on a good word. How do you do a transitional process from going from social housing into private housing? We are working with that. I think the opportunity is there now for us to look at it. We are looking at the mandate of the corporation. That is a perfect place for us to do that.