I can say this. In the Wairarapa, and here is a classic example, we used to have hundreds and hundreds of State houses—580-odd, actually. But a Government of the day decided to sell the whole batch to a private trust enterprise who promised—who promised—that they would meet the community housing needs of the Wairarapa, and what have we seen? They promised that they would maintain a housing stock to meet the community needs. They promised. And what did they get? Well, I'll tell you what they got. This is a real hell of a deal coming from a party who prides itself as being the great stewards of the economy, the great managers of the State's assets. They sold these 540-odd houses for $19,000 each—$19,000. 