Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: Because when we established the $2 billion fund for Kāinga Ora to go out and buy land, it had very clear criteria around what needed to be there. Increasing their supply of affordable housing and social housing were a key part of it. And I do note that on 1 July, one of those bidders for the land wrote to me, telling me that the Ferncliffe Farm—the development of this precinct—would result in the creation of the most prestigious residential enclave in the Tauranga region, and further went on to say that it was in no way suited to the development of affordable housing. So, the reason why our Government paid $70 million for that land is because Tauranga has a housing crisis and it needs affordable houses, and on this side of the House we stand on the side of people wanting to provide those, not those standing for the most prestigious residential enclaves.