I give you examples in my own patch already. It was denied by the Minister of Housing in the House today, but I believe that her response was fundamentally wrong. In my electorate, Housing New Zealand is buying houses because they can't build them quick enough. They're buying them, often at above-the-odds market rates, and putting tenants in them who, in many cases, are then trashing the houses, destroying the neighbourhood, and, in many cases, have fundamental gang associations that mean that the whole neighbourhood has been transformed. Now, in that case, that is a rental market that is—