Luyolo Mphithi

in terms of my last question was to just really understand as it relates to unemployment, Those who are unemployed and cannot necessarily subsidize their housing that is given by the state. how do they handle that particular issue? And then lastly, just to say that through the subsidized housing that they've implemented, have they seen a decrease in informal settlements in Brazil since the implementation of this housing program? And thank you very much. Thank you for answering the questions. Thank you. The President asked if the question of financing of the houses subsidized by the program "My Casa Minha Vida" somehow contributed to the decrease in the assentments of the irregular occupations. And another question a little more specific, in the case of people who are unemployed. how they continue in the program "My Casa Minha Vida" if they don't have a minimum income. Thank you. Ooh.

Chair of the session. as well as greet our chairperson in the portfolio committee of human settlements Uh, I'm not going to be long, but please tell me if I should pause as I speak. Um... One of the questions that I was really trying to get to today was, Just trying to have an understanding, as we were hearing earlier, of the backlog related to housing here in Brazil. And I think the backlog was mentioned to be around 6 million houses that are currently backlogged. I really I'm still trying to understand how the country is dealing with the backlog and how they are able to essentially Um, have they been able to bring those numbers down? And if they have, how successfully have they done that? Because I think one of the issues that we're facing in South Africa is the number of the backlog for housing continues to grow even though houses are being built so that's essentially my first question and then lastly Should I stop here before I ask the Lord? Okay. I'm very happy and I'd like to compliment the president of the session. the deputy, we heard in the last two days, many, about the issue of the deficit of habitation. And a number of approximately 6 million people in this situation. So the question is in the sense of what the government has, if this number is real, it's 6 million even, And what the government has done and try to reduce the difference. - Lou Yoldo. Thank you.