Hon DAVID BENNETT (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. That member Barbara Edmonds just tried to rationalise this bill by saying that because you can't tax the capital gains, the interest deductibility should not be claimable. That was her rationale for this bill and to have that. That is just bizarre tax planning, because, actually—[Interruption] No, it's not, because the income that anybody earns on that house is taxable. The rent that the landlord gets is taxable income to that landlord. They can claim, in the past, an interest deductibility but they are taxed on their income, and that is where that was quite a deceitful speech from that member, trying to make a rationale for something that is not correct. If she's a tax lawyer, God help us! She's got no idea. There is tax on revenue. We are talking about revenue. We are not talking about capital. There's a huge difference in tax between revenue and capital.