The length of time people own a house is not the problem here, and, by the way, the problem is not tax treatment, because here's another problem with failing to define the problem. You see, the problem is there are not enough houses for the number of people, and when supply doesn't match demand, prices go up. Well, in putting Government taxes on rising house prices, the prices still rise, but it's just that the Government becomes a silent partner in the speculation, and we don't want the Government to be a silent partner in the speculation. We want to build more houses and not have a problem with the prices going up, so that people can afford them. 