In my community of the East Coast Bays, you can't really buy a home for anything less than $1.5 million. So you're looking at somewhere around $300,000 for a deposit on a home. And the one thing that the people in my community tell me is that they are worried. They're worried for their children and their grandchildren who won't be able to buy a home in the community where they grow up and that they will be forced to go to places like Australia. That is one of the biggest concerns people say to me, that their children and their grandchildren will be forced offshore to places like Australia, where there are better opportunities, lower cost of living, but—critically—much lower house prices. That's what they're worried about. They are desperately worried that they won't see their grandchildren grow up because their children have moved offshore. 