Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Of course I refer back to the stats I provided in the answer to my first question, that, yes, whilst we are seeing inflation pressures at this period, of course we see many projecting that that will ease over the course of 2022. And when you come back to our track record as a Government, wage growth has been outstripping growth in the cost of living. When we come to the issue of house prices generally, that is the exact reason why we as a Government have built or created over 8,000 public housing places; why we have made changes to the way that we are fast-tracking projects through our resource consent process—that has meant that we have additional houses being built. It's why we've gone and embarked on the reform of the Resource Management Act, why we've developed a progressive home ownership scheme, why we worked on interest deductibility, and changed the brightline test. All of these things, as far as I'm aware, are things that the National Party have opposed. So I question the member as to what his proposals are to ensure that first-home buyers can get into the housing market?