So they bought all of these houses for less than $20,000 each and promised to pick up the social obligation. Now what do we have in the Wairarapa? We have a housing problem. We have a problem where, one, there are no community houses; two, there are not enough houses to meet the growing population; and, three, people are unemployed—that's why they can't get houses—and Trust House has decided that it'd rather invest its money in pubs and bars that can house pokie machines, which, ironically, take money off the same group of people who rely on community housing. But that's for Trust House to explain themselves, and I have been on the record as criticising that entity for not living up to its obligations. 