DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's always a great pleasure, and sometimes a great amusement, to speak after the Green Party on a piece of legislation. And they're speech number six and we're speech number seven, so happily it happens very often. We've just heard Chlöe Swarbrick get up and say, "Isn't it terrible that $1 trillion of wealth was added to property values because of cheap money?". I don't want to start beating the Green Party up with history, but which party voted for the Reserve Bank to have a dual mandate that led to the low interest rates, that led to the money printing, that led to the inflation of house values, that transferred so much money away from younger New Zealanders?