The people that are actually going in there and buying those homes have probably gone through two sales to get there over their lifetime. They're not necessarily 25-year-olds straight out of university going in and buying those homes; they're probably someone who bought a home in a cheaper suburb of Hamilton, maybe lived there for 10 or 15 years, raised their children there, paid off that house, and then was able to then purchase a new home and enjoy that in their later years. So it doesn't make sense to me that you have the exemption there, thinking that property investors will go into there, because that's not actually their market. The market for those properties is actually probably second or third purchases, that are actually then freeing up homes at the lower end of the market for new homebuyers to come in. So I don't know if your exemption is actually going to provide as much comfort as you think, because you're actually restricting a market that actually assists in getting new people into the market. 