Exactly. Those are two solitudes. Certainly the original proposal that the association had was for the deferral of both capital gains and depreciation, but it has since been modified because we were advised that that's a special carve-out for real estate that is never going to happen. Looking at the bigger picture, it would be great if capital gains were eliminated for everything, but recognizing reality for what it is—putting water in our wine—and in consultation with our members, to improve the chances for success for this proposal and put money into the government coffers by way of the taxation of those capital gains once the property is sold, the proposal was modified so it would just be the carry over of the depreciation to investment into new property.
When you ask the question on how you square that circle about the price of the place increasing over time with depreciation, they're really two solitudes.