All of that said, we've heard a lot from the National Party, who have been speaking, I think, out both sides of their mouth. What I mean by that is that we're hearing, on the one side of things, that the National Party wants housing treated as any other business when it comes to tax deductibility rules but then, when it comes to things like the brightline test—or paying tax on income that you receive from capital sales—that they want housing treated differently to any other form of business. I think that that duplicity, or that difference of approach, is perfectly indicative of the fact that the National Party very much perceive those so called hard-working New Zealanders that they so frequently invoke not as those who work to earn an income for their living but as those who own assets and earn income as a result of that. 