Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: In relation to this particular parcel of land, there were two valuations, as per our policy, one of which was $68 million, the other was a range between $72.2 million and $74.8 million. We paid $70.4 million, so it was at the lower end of the valuations. We can say with absolute surety to private developers that we won't be competing with them to build the most prestigious residential enclaves in the country; we will be looking to build affordable and social housing. But I know that member is a member of a party that thought market participation in housing was flogging off social housing. We are one that thinks actual market participation is building houses.