It gets a little bit worse when you dig into this bill, because the interest rate that has been deductible against other income at a rate of whatever their tax rate was—so let's say it was the 33 percent rate—works out that over the term of a 25-year loan on that average house, it's around about $156,000 worth of interest. So you break that down to the yearly figure, working on a rate of about 2.65 percent—which may not last longer; it could be more—and the deductible component of that interest is $40 a week. The cost is $120 a week, but the deductible part is $40. My point is that if the $40 part that's not deductible is gone and the whole cost is $120, why won't rents rise? 