According to the Purdon report, as released by the Greens, the modelling indicates that over a 10-year period, the policy will require capital injections of $5.9 billion to Housing ACT, appropriations to support the capital injections of $10.1 million, and public debt interest of $1.7 billion. Additionally, revenue from land sales is projected to be $137 million lower, potentially resulting in a higher accumulated operating deficit for Housing ACT.