The other point I'd like to make is around the issue of housing. Minister Little came into the House today and started talking about what a wonderful job the Government is doing at providing housing. Well, in four years—in fact, not even four years; in the 3½ years that this Government's been in office—the rental price in New Zealand has increased by over $100, some say $120. It's a lot—an extra $5,500 a year for families. That's why there are now 4,000 families living in motels. That wasn't the case four years ago. Ask the question: what's happened? It's because the rental stock has retracted because it's become completely uneconomic for many people to offer that sort of accommodation to others who need it. 