Now, on the weekend, I watched a movie with my son: Jack and the Beanstalk. While I was listening to some of the other speakers and to the Minister, and indeed to the Minister of Finance's description of this brightline test today, it reminded me of a scene from Jack and the Beanstalk with a magic bean. It's like a magic bean: you plant it and it will solve all your problems. I actually wonder if the Government believes that this is some kind of magic bean, this brightline test. Will it solve the housing crisis, this brightline test—this magic bean? Or will it simply blow up, just like when the giant swallowed the magic bean and it grew inside of him and took over everything, but, in the end, the giant didn't succeed. This Government won't succeed with the brightline test. 