We need to get rid of it, in particular for the types of people that have been emailing me, like a man who lost his job in Auckland and managed to find a job on a farm where the home was supplied for him. He's now renting out his primary residence in Auckland, but, because he's now got this job in another town, he's going to be captured by the brightline test. That's really unfortunate, because he says, "All I can do is sell, and maybe never get back on the market—never be able to afford another one—or just acknowledge that I am not going to be able to get the capital gains that everybody else would be able to get."