So let's delve a little bit into the rental changes because—well sorry, the taxation changes particular around the brightline test and around the inability now—to stress that—the inability for landlords to take their interest payments on mortgages as an expense. My honourable colleague David Bennett highlighted that. I mean in just about any other circumstances you are taxed not only on income but there's allowance for what are legitimate expenses—and interest on a mortgage has been a traditional expense. Now we may disagree on that. That's perfectly fine from the Labour side. But what really got stuck in my throat was the argument that these changes are going to help the rental market. In fact, they went as far to say that they were already making improvements to the rental market. I know I almost had a coronary, which is probably not a good thing to have. Things are getting worse. 