I suppose the interesting thing is just how significant an issue this is. We spent some time in the committee looking at this very issue and it is significant when we asked the officials to go away and look at the numbers about how many people actually are getting a deduction against their rental properties, because I know the Government loves to characterise these mum and dad investors as rapacious investors—use the term "investors" but often with the implication that they are rapacious—they are only there to further their own interests, they're such a bad thing, they're cutting everyone out of the market. So I said to the officials, "Tell us how many there are." Well, that was a first issue. The officials actually had a great deal of difficulty actually determining how many of these so-called rapacious investors there were. So they did come back, only after we asked them specifically, and they came back with an estimate. They had to base it on the 2019-20 year and the 2020-21 year, and they did it off the data returns. 