Thank you, Madam Chair. Madam Chair, as we all know, we do have an aging public housing stock. We do have to replace it. As you know, the funding that we have will be transferring to Education. There is a declining amount over the next number of years which will climb to zero. We have really lost our O and M to operate a lot of our public housing units. The only way we feel that we can be able to continue that is to build more energy-efficient and multi-unit construction and phase out units that are not as energy-efficient and very expensive to operate.

Also, there is a question about land and land availability in a lot of communities. We will have to reprofile a lot of these lands that are there to be able to use them for different types of construction. Again, we are looking at that. Again, we do have to replace a lot of our public housing units which basically have exceeded their usage. We do have to reallocate a lot of our O and M, so that is the reason that we are looking at replacement and finding more energy-efficient housing and also making them more energy-efficient by multi-constructed facilities. Thank you.