I will, in future contributions, also look at this issue of the treatment of short-stay accommodation, because there is a similar issue here. This is potentially a new class of taxation on a type of accommodation that has been fairly common in New Zealand—that is, people renting their property for the purpose of Airbnb or short-term rental—and, again, Labour did not signal, at any stage in the election campaign and it had not been signalled at any stage during the earlier debate of this bill, that people with short-stay accommodation would be facing additional capital gains taxes. So in the same way that I ask why their amendments to the main home exclusion, I invite the Minister to give us a bit more information about exactly why these amendments to the treatment of short-stay accommodation are required and included in this bill.