And it's pretty easy to understand why: house prices go up when there's too much demand and not enough supply. A capital gains tax just means that the Government gets to be a silent partner, taking some of the capital gain for itself. It doesn't change the prices; it just changes where the capital gain goes. And if you think the Government's better at spending it than people, then you haven't spent enough time in Government, understanding how this place works. So we should just get rid of the brightline test, not as the National Party just said, "Oh, it's OK if it's two years, not if it's 10." If you introduce it at two, you get 10, and we've seen that. 