Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): I'll speak politely. For a start, the member misstated what I had said earlier. I said that in respect of the properties that are purchased going forward, subject to the 10-year brightline test, if there was a period of more than a year that it was rented out—for example, if it was rented out for four years of the 10 years, then it's changed to be an investment property in respect of those four years, and there would be an apportionment. Of course, if it's held for 10 years, there would be nothing.