Let us take the case study of an Aucklander who's offered a wonderful job in the ever-growing Public Service in Wellington, a secondment. They choose that they want to keep their family home in Auckland—to which they plan to return one day—and they say, "Right, I'm going to go down to Wellington and I'm just going to rent a property in Wellington, but I'm going to rent that for the duration of two years". The way I read the rules that are being introduced by the Minister and by Labour tonight, is that if you chose not to live in your main home for a period of more than 12 months, then you would instantly face a brightline capital gains tax on your main home if you sold it within the 10-year period. 