On the devolution, there's progress and there are talks going on, hopefully in a productive way. I'm optimistic. Those are conversations we're having with the premier, NTI and Gwichʼin and Dene. I can't speak publicly about where that will be.
I don't know whether or not the question was more related to housing. In terms of housing, you know that the sums we've invested through the last budget—over $800 million over seven years—will not close that gap in Nunavut or any other of the regions.
I know that you had the opportunity to speak to Minister Vandal, and we need to keep investing. ITK has had a plan to move forward and close that gap.
The Government of Nunavut, as you well know, has recently asked us to move to their plan, the plan that they presented to the Prime Minister and me in supporting the government in its role as the territorial government to invest. It will take both the rights holders and the Government of Nunavut to work together, along with the federal government, to support those needs and all the communities that are crying out. They have been very responsible in putting together a plan. It's actually admirable, and they'll have to work through the finance to make sure it gets out.