NICOLA WILLIS (National): Noting the significant allocations in this Budget with a purpose of provision of State housing, I wonder whether the Minister thinks it's acceptable that, on average, people now wait 293 days to be housed in a State house, having been judged as eligible for one, and whether, given in September 2017 that figure was 104 days—so around a third of the waiting time—the Minister would consider reinstituting a Public Service target to reduce public housing wait times, as existed when that Minister came to office. Or does it remain the Minister's position that, as long as she keeps allocating hundreds of millions, if not billions, to Kāinga Ora, then one day, someday, things might get better—even though the evidence month after month, year after year, is that the waiting list keeps growing, the waiting times keep growing, and that every time they pile more costs on to rents, more people turn up in need of a State house? I wonder if she'll answer that.