Mr. Feargal ? Coigligh:

On the place of HAP and RAS, it is a legitimate question in terms of overall housing policy about where we put our resources. We are trying to deliver on all fronts, including social housing, the market and cost rental. It has grown because of gaps elsewhere in the system. It is a legitimate question which we will be asking, for example, in relation to the rental review. Where does a system like HAP sit within the overall housing market? It was put in place to fill a gap. My colleagues may wish to comment.