Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): I'll just answer a couple of those questions really briefly. In answer to the question that was put around how many demolitions will be required through to 2024 in order to achieve the 18,800 build, the answer is: it depends. It depends on whether or not these are built on land that we already own. One of the things that we are looking to do is move beyond our metropolitan urban centres for the building of State houses that we have great need for across the country. In some cases, that will require us to buy either bare land or private land that already has a house on it. In terms of the demolitions of our own houses, that is something that is happening. Indeed, in the 2019-20 financial year, there were 702 demolitions that happened across a range of our large-scale projects where we're doing urban intensification. But in terms of the member's question—how many will be demolished—in many ways it's immaterial, because when we talk about 18,800, we're talking about a net figure, so that is netted out for any demolitions of our own stock that occur.