Of course, we need every single one of those young people and people in apprenticeships, because we are also proudly a Government of housing. And I say that firmly and proudly. I'm going to speak, Mr Speaker, if you will allow me, to review the last Government's record, because that side of the House has nothing but a foundation of shame when it comes to housing. Homelessness rates at the worst levels we've seen in the OECD and homeownership the worst since 1951. At a time when children were sleeping in cars, what did they do to State houses? They decreased—our net State housing stock decreased by 5,000. When we needed housing the most, that Government sold them. It is a disgrace. We've had to rebuild ever since, but we have.