Another myth that came out today was that for some reason the people who were out of the house for one year would somehow have to pay capital gain on the entire time in their property—that was the implication at least. So I want to put that straight for the New Zealand public—because that's not what the story is. The story is that if you are out of your house for one year and you come into the new brightline, you will actually only have to pay the capital gain on the time you were out of the house. So if you have your house for nine years and for one of those years you have been out of the house, the other eight years are not ones that are subject to this—it is only profit while it is not your main home. This is a really important thing to get straight, because these myths are damaging. We need people to understand what the purpose of this legislation is, and it isn't right to put the New Zealand public wrong about that.