Earlier in the debate, the Hon David Parker made the extraordinary statement that the brightline test has done a wonderful job in containing house prices in this country. Well, let's have a look at it. In the last 12 months, the average house price in New Zealand's gone up by $150,000. So if someone in here, or anywhere in New Zealand, bought a house 12 months ago and sold it today, there's $150,000 over and above the price they paid 12 months ago. They pay out their brightline tax and walk away with $100,000 profit. It's great business, if you can get it, and the fact of the matter is that that is tax chasing a price.