Hon GERRY BROWNLEE: Well, that's an average price, over there. Somebody just started mumbling, saying, "You probably can get them cheaper in Hastings." If people looked at who was representing them, they'd probably be deserting the place in droves. No wonder—the member has driven the property price down! But here's the point. Here's the point: on average, young people have to amass either $100,000 or $200,000 to get a deposit on a house. You know, in many cases, they can actually afford the extraordinary mortgages that they would have to take on from that point. But, no, the system's been shut down because this Government prefers that people are in the Government's thrall and crows only about a Government housing programme, forcing people into a life time of rent. Well, I don't take any objection to the other side of the House saying that we sold some State houses. Largely, they were sold to tenants, who had paid for those houses over the 60-odd years of their existence many times over.