In fact, arguably, things go backwards, and speaking of going backwards, I want to address the area of social housing. It's one of my portfolios, one of my areas, and it's something that the Prime Minister doesn't talk about a lot. But she said in the PM's statement—her statement, of course—that she was proud. She said, "we are also proudly a Government of housing. And I say that firmly and proudly." Again, a perfect example of the Prime Minister ratcheting up the rhetoric, but she didn't go on to talk about housing and what the Labour Government had done, because, I would suggest, of course, that there is nothing they would want to talk about. Instead, she rambled on about what the previous Government had done and her perception of what had happened years and years ago. It was a glaring absence not picked up, I note, in the media, so perhaps they might pick up something from this speech today and begin reporting on it. 