Just finally, in summation, I'm sure we'll hear over the next few contributions—probably responding to some of my points as already laid out—that the economy is a set of rules that are set in place by human beings about how we are going to organise our economic transactions and the rules about things like distribution, the types of spending that we want to do, and otherwise. The economy is not a deity that is set in stone nor is it a deity that we have to sacrifice to. It is the set of rules that all of us agree to about how we choose to govern society, and we get to make choices about how we want to do that, about how just and how fair and how equitable we want that system to be. Whilst this bill, again, uses a scalpel to address some of the issues around the housing crisis, we're gutted, as the Greens, that it doesn't go anywhere near far enough to address these crises of inequality.