BROOKE VAN VELDEN (Deputy Leader—ACT): Thank you, Madam Chair. More and more New Zealanders are feeling unsafe in New Zealand—unsafe in their communities and unsafe in their homes. I would like to ask the Minister whether she is concerned that the number of tenants in Kāinga Ora homes are feeling more unsafe. More people who are living in Kāinga Ora homes are feeling unsafe than they were in the past. Does the Minister recognise that as a landlord, like all other landlords in this country, there is a requirement under law to make sure that tenants do not interfere with other tenants' right to quiet enjoyment? And yet people in Kāinga Ora homes are feeling unsafe because of other tenants in their areas, because of Kāinga Ora policy that they will not kick out people for repeated antisocial behaviour. So my questions are to the Minister around safety. Does she think it's acceptable that people in Kāinga Ora homes are feeling less safe? Does she believe it's acceptable that there's a policy that is different for the Government as a landlord rather than all other landlords around this country? And will she change the policy, or will she ask Kāinga Ora to change its own internal policies, to make sure that tenants have a right to a peaceful, safe environment if they're in a home?