The other side of the housing problem we've seen today is the large increase in COVID cases that were reported today that are linked to transitional housing. When people are in poverty and they don't have secure, affordable housing, there will be other problems, and particularly during a pandemic. This is not unique to the COVID pandemic. There are other problems: rheumatic fever, there are problems where people can't address their substance abuse problems if they aren't in secure housing, kids can't get integrated into a school if the family's constantly needing to move because they don't have affordable, secure housing. People who are struggling on low incomes with precarious jobs and precarious housing are also struggling with things like high energy costs. It costs too much for them to heat their home, and that leads to a whole host of other health issues, not to mention exacerbating emissions from electricity use as long as we don't have a 100 percent fully renewable grid.