If we had been approaching our housing solutions with housing as a human right over the many decades and successive Governments, we would not be facing the amount of harm and impact from unaffordability and a housing crisis that we are seeing today—an impact that has been the result of successive Governments giving far too much power to housing as a tradable commodity over and above housing as a place for people to live in, housing as a home over and above just a way for making a few people a lot of wealth and a lot of money. That is how we have allowed this country to treat housing for far too long, and so the Greens were absolutely supportive when we heard a recent call from the human rights commissioner. This is not just a housing crisis; this is a human rights crisis, and the Greens have been very clear that we need to put up solutions that can deliver those human rights aspects of housing, of an adequate standard of living to the many and not just to the few.