The number I want the House to remember today is 100,000, because Ardern promised 100,000 KiwiBuild homes—admittedly within 10 years, but they're nowhere near that. But what has happened with housing affordability? We've seen the average house price now go up by $400,000, and for the thousands of renters across New Zealand, their average rent has gone up $140 a week, which is a direct contribution to why we have a cost of living crisis. The other 100,000 that I want people to remember today is the 100,000 children that Ardern promised to lift out of poverty. How's that going? She promised to lift 100,000 children above 50 percent of the median income by 2020. It's now 2022 and it's got worse. There are now over 100,000 children—100,400 by the way—so she has failed to deliver her promise to lift children out of poverty. So the other side crow all the time about their wellbeing Budgets, but what has it actually done for children in poverty on the measure that the Prime Minister herself put out there?