But the other reason I think we should support Brooke van Velden's amendment is that it gets rid of the brightline test. I know there's another amendment that I can't support that reduces it to two years, and that amendment is also guilty of a failed problem definition. You see, the problem with housing in New Zealand is not the length of time that people own them. It's not people that own houses for less than two years or less than five years or less than 10 years. The problem with housing in New Zealand is just there are more people than there are houses, and because people are bidding them up, the price goes up, and they become unaffordable, and that destroys a lot of the opportunity that New Zealanders should have. And when the National Party comes along and says, "Oh, we're going to stop people flipping them.", that's not the problem. 