Mr. Tom Dunne:

It is well known. As Mr. Byrne said, that is not what we have been legislated to do. That decision was taken many years ago. There is an argument that all this information should be in the public domain just as the price of houses is now in the public domain. The question is often asked, if the price of houses is in the public domain, why cannot the legislation provide that rents should be in the public domain? That is a matter, as Mr. Byrne said, of policy. It is a matter for this House.