And when you consider what has happened over the course of the last 18 months in response to the COVID crisis, there has been a massive expansion of capital in our economy, and I've supported that and I think that that has done wonders, given the incredible pressures on our economy and the global economy as a result of the pandemic crisis, but that monetary expansion has led to a huge inflation in asset prices, in particular in property, and that is because of the preferential rate at which those assets are taxed, as opposed to the productive side of the economy. And so an existing—which has been around for many decades—fundamental design flaw in our economy has been exacerbated as a result of the COVID-19 economic crisis, and we are not yet addressing that exacerbation or the underlying causes of it.