Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): I now have that point of advice in respect of Mr Bayly's question. There is no change to the definition of "residential land" in relation to the brightline test. The exclusions that previously were in the law still apply for farmland and business premises. There is a change in the bill to ensure that vacant houses are not outside of the brightline rules—a relatively minor matter—otherwise it created an incentive, which is even worse, to have a vacant house so as to be outside the brightline rules. There's also a change to the definition of "business premises" to exclude short-term accommodation provided in houses that are not a person's main home, and that is in the Supplementary Order Paper. But, other than those two discrete changes, there is no change.