So the Green Party has put forward constructive solutions. We have a four-point plan that we announced today. Firstly, remove the cap from the brightline test. This is a simple action that could be taken. It doesn't mean introducing a new tax. It is entirely fair. We already have a law that if you're investing primarily for the purpose of capital gains, you should pay tax on that capital gain when you get the income. But having a five-year limit on that brightline test, or even if that's extended to 10 years, can have perverse incentives and cause people to hold on to properties longer. Just get rid of it. If you're buying a home not to live in, you should pay tax on the profit that home makes when you sell it.