It is a complex and difficult matter, and it is one that the select committee addressed during its examination of this SOP. I wish to draw the attention of the House to the section of the select committee's report—it's on page 7 of the report—looking at inflation rates and interest deductions. It's very interesting because—I'm sorry; I didn't quite mean that pun! It is fascinating because, typically, what goes on with interest rates is that some portion of the interest rate is a real rate; some portion of it is a nominal rate related to inflation. And, reading through the select committee's report, it seems that, because of the effect of inflation on interest rates and the interaction of inflation and interest rates, in the last quarter, the December 2021 quarter, landlords who were claiming the full interest deduction at the nominal rate were claiming something, an expense, for what wasn't a real expense at all, because of the effect of inflation. Look, the interaction of interest rates and inflation and tax deductibility is a complex issue and is not addressed in this particular bill, but it is something that we ought to be looking at over the time. In the meantime, what we are trying to do here is introduce a measure that will help—that will help—with the housing crisis.