Not only am I worried about the people in my community, I'm also worried about workers in our big cities. Workers like nurses and teachers, policemen, firefighters who are facing the same issues—can't buy a home in their community and are looking to move to Australia. We see that all the time. I get contacted by nurses all the time who are shifting to Australia for the reasons I mentioned earlier. We're also losing migrant workers before they even get here because they look at the cost of housing and they choose to go elsewhere. In a global war on talent, we need to have affordable homes so that we can attract quality migrant workers to this country. Currently, in our housing crisis, with house prices that have exploded in the last year, up 30 percent, we're not able to attract those workers, keep our own workers, and keep our children and our grandchildren here in this country.