And I say to the National Party—the National Party say, "Look, a brightline test's OK so long as it's only two years." I say to them what I said in 2015: "Don't do it. Because if you introduce a brightline tax at two years, guess what! Taxes are like acorns. They grow." You put it there at two years, then it's five years, then it's 10, soon it'll be 15. It's a de facto capital gains tax on your house right now because National introduced it, Labour expanded it, what do you expect? The ACT Party's the only party that said "no" to a brightline test, and we predicted it would expand at the time. And Mr Speaker's looking there wisely because he knows, he remembers it well too. 