Absolutely. I certainly agree with the Minister that building secondary homes for people is not a goal of this government or should be for anybody else. If they want to do that, they should certainly do that on their own, but primary residences are certainly something that I believe we have to continue with, and I certainly support that.
With respect to elders eligibility programming, I’m finding that some of our elders are actually being denied programming. I don’t think it’s an arrears problem at all there, Mr. Chair, but it’s an income threshold problem. They’re senior citizens, and their sole source of income, of course, is Old Age pension in many cases. Many of them don’t have the benefit of any corporate or government pension at all. The Old Age supplement is pretty much all they’re entitled to. So maybe the Minister can correct me if I’m wrong, but based on that type of income, are they still eligible for programming, or indeed they’re being held to the letter of the law where they’re not making enough income to make a mortgage payment, Mr. Chair.