BROOKE VAN VELDEN (Deputy Leader—ACT): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I want to talk today about housing. Now, housing is an issue that I hear of no matter where ACT goes in New Zealand—I have to put an asterisk there and say "before this latest lockdown", of course. But even today I have had people reach out to me on social media saying they cannot see a future for themselves in this country because house prices are increasing at such a large rate. And there is one person that comes to mind when I think of housing, and it was when I was down in the South Island. This is not somebody who is trying to get a million-dollar home in Auckland, this is somebody who lives in Ōāmaru, a 30-year-old man, a skilled tradesperson who says, "I cannot see a future for myself in this country and maybe I should go overseas." That's because house prices are rising so fast that people are having to put aside more money than they can even save each week.