I want to talk about another tool in the tool box that's being used and has been mythologised, and that is the brightline test. I was disturbed to hear Mr Bayly talk in his last speech about how this would affect people who were divorcing—that they would suddenly be caught by the brightline test. It is just simply not true. This is a main home exemption, so if somebody's marriage breaks up and they have to sell their house at that time, they won't be caught under this situation. The people who will be caught are people who actually are making an income out of flipping houses. Those are the majority of people who will actually end up having to pay the profit that they make.