Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Yes, we've been working for quite a while with the communities to try to get this program up and running to deal with homelessness in our rural and remote communities. Our initial approach to it was to try and renovate a single house that we had in inventory in our communities. The cost of that was so--was out of the--over and above the ability at that time we had to fund it, so what we've done with the new federal money, we've put these little four-plexes in place. We have designed a four-plex concept, pretty small, 320 square feet to address this population or try to address it.
So we think three is the right number to move forward at this time to see if we can get the proper supports in place, and that's with the community groups, but also they're partnering with the community services agencies as well to provide some of the clinical supports. So if this model is successful, it's something that we'll look forward to expanding on in the future, but for now, we want to stay with the three and see how it works out. Thank you.