There are some outliers that are in emergency accommodation for longer than the six months or less that I said earlier. Usually, those are very complex cases. Those cases existed under the previous National Government as well. Sometimes, it is hard to house people that perhaps have mental health issues, perhaps have drug and addiction problems or other sorts of complex challenges that make it hard to get them into longer-term accommodation. I want to make it clear that not everyone that's in emergency accommodation has those same challenges. There are some people who have just, for whatever reason—they may have lost their private market rental because it's been sold and then have actively been looking for accommodation and not been able to find it, and so, therefore, they end up in MSD looking for emergency accommodation for an interim period until they are able to find it. So there are a range of complex cases that we're dealing with in emergency accommodation.