Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: Very simply. There are circumstances where it may be the wrong house in the wrong place. Where it does not match demand in that area, it is surplus to requirement. We made a commitment to the mass sale of State houses, and we have kept to that. So what I can go through for that member's edification: in 2017-18—of which we're only responsible for part of that year—70 State houses were sold; in 2018-19, 54 were sold, and in 2019-20, 64 were sold. I would compare this to 2014-15, when 577 were sold. I could compare this to 2015-16, when 428 were sold. Let us always remember that member is a member of a party that finished Government with fewer public houses than it started with. 