You can think of anything you like that's out there, that's in common supply. It's like at the moment, you look at seasonal fruit or vegetables. In the right season, with plentiful supply, they're cheap. So the same applies quite simply to housing. There isn't a plentiful supply. And this is, I think, a smoke and mirrors exercise saying, "We're going to extend it for 10 years." It won't matter to someone who decides that they're going to invest in this and take those capital gains. They are not going to stop because of this. 