So getting rid of the brightline test is the right thing to do—not make it two years so Labour can put it back. Labour, National, Labour, National; two-year, five-year, 10-year—depending on who's in power. We actually want to get rid of it. As Adam Smith said, an income tax is intolerable interference into the affairs of people, and this brightline test is actually one of the worst because you have to prove where you live for 10 years and it's outrageous. So we want to get rid of that brightline test altogether, and we want to restore mortgage interest deductibility for housing, because that is allowing us to focus on the real problem. 