CHRIS BISHOP: Well, it's either right or it isn't. I mean, it's publicly available data that's been released through written questions laid before the House. What exactly does she mean by being cautious about the use of the data? I mean, no one is pretending that it's anything other than what it is, which is that it is the number of people, including children, who apply for the public housing register. When you apply to MSD, they ask you where you're currently living, and if it's a campground or a boarding hostel or car or whatever, that information gets recorded, and rightly so. It got recorded under us and it gets recorded under this Government too, and so I'm not quite sure what the Minister is saying. Perhaps she can expand on exactly what she is saying.