Okay. Just so we're on the same page, that's what I'm speaking about.
Earlier, Ms. O'Connell mentioned people being pushed out of the market.
Well, some people may stay in the rental market, and of course there are unintended consequences that will happen because that economic activity won't happen, as Mr. Graham mentioned in his comments. Other people may find out that they have 18% less purchasing power and may say that instead of buying a single detached dwelling in a suburb, they'll go with a strata or condominium. Oftentimes, the perverse reality of it is that there will be strata fees that end up being more expensive than a single dwelling, so this actually puts more pressure on their household income, and they don't get what they want.
Have you heard of this kind of thing happening?