. >> we also, at the back of our report no one of the slides, show the completed unian comple. >> the issue there, though, is that a lot of the funding, the recurrent funding sources outside of the bond, which is nonrecurring, but a lot of the recurring is linked to market rate authorization. so if those are not actually being built, the funding goes down, so what you tend to see is that the private marker goes down and the affordable units continue to be built based on past funding and then they decline. >> i mean, it is whatever the produced number is, it is -- this is a small point. the big point of this slide is we're not permitting or producing anywhere near what we should be in terms of very low, low and moderate but i'm curious about this side point, as well. and then, i also was interested in the slide about that shows kind of differences in site acquisition in these different neighborhoods. i will look back in the full report because it does seem -- this is definitely not all affordable housing built, for example, in upper market, bu because i think that would include 55 lagu