I do a weekly TV show on TV3 with Duncan Garner and Simon Bridges. Simon Bridges has started asking me questions as to whether the Labour Government's doing enough to solve the housing crisis. It's interesting, because anyone with a memory of longer than three years can remember that for the prior nine years, the National Party, leading Government with the support of the ACT Party—David Seymour—refused to acknowledge that we even had a housing crisis in New Zealand. Yet in the three decades from the 1990s till now, our house prices saw the highest growth after inflation—real growth—in the OECD: they went up 266 percent in real terms, to the point where a house in Auckland cost 10 times the median household income, which was plainly unaffordable for many.