What I'm saying about the Affordable Housing Fund and why that is required is that one of the effects of the sell-off of State houses was to pit CHPs or the community sector, councils—what we used to call social housing in this country—against the then Housing New Zealand, in competition for the income-related rent subsidy (IRRS). Of course, the operating money of the income-related rent subsidy, and the operating supplement that goes alongside public housing, is the constraint on numbers. When we talk about number of places added, it is usually around IRRS places that are funded—18,000 by our Government, over the course of our time in Government.