LAWRENCE YULE (National—Tukituki): Mr Speaker, it's with pleasure that I rise to speak to the Prime Minister's statement, because it's not that long ago that a slogan went across New Zealand and on the basis that we had a new leader of the New Zealand Labour Party, there was a slogan that said, "Let's do this." And nearly three years on, you stand back, and I look at it and I say, "Do what? What has been done and when?" There is lots of optimism from the new Government—lots of promises. And my colleague Andrew Falloon has explained that the greatest failure so far, in many ways, is that 100,000 houses were promised in 10 years—that's 10,000 a year. In the first two years, 450 have been built. Nobody can say that is even close to the expectation and the thinking that was offered.