But the point that I want to end with is that no one wants to see people in emergency accommodation, but until we are able to meet the demand with respect to housing—and we are on track to deliver on our commitment to housing that we set out—people do need to have some sort of accommodation. The reality for us is that we would much rather see people in emergency accommodation, in the likes of motels, than we would want to see them on the streets or living in their cars.