Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH: Well, that's a typical response from the Greens. Rather than deal with the driving causes of the housing going up, all the costs that they've added on, the idea that they're suddenly had, that if you pile costs on to those who provide the housing, there is perhaps the slight possibility that some of those costs will be passed on to the renters! That seems to be beyond their logic to understand that that is a possibility: if you add a whole lot of costs on to landlords, there is a slight possibility that some of those costs will be passed on to the renters. That, indeed, is what's happened. They spend their whole time advocating for more costs, and then they complain about the fact that the price goes up, and then the solution to it is to put some rent controls on. I mean, there goes the Greens. 