So I don't think the statistics bear out the dire predictions that are being made by the Opposition, and I think they do tend to support the view that the key to slowing rent increases is new supply, which we're seeing in Auckland, which is why Auckland rent increases have been at a lower rate than in the rest of the country. I would also note that, in respect of our efforts to intervene, we have deliberately skewed the field towards investment in new housing, and so the brightline test is softer in respect of new houses, and the interest limitation rules don't apply to them for the first 20 years of the new build.