Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Of course, we've had a policy of investing heavily in public housing and a public house building programme, of moving or adjusting the playing field to focus on first-home buyers away from investors, of Resource Management Act reform to ensure that we see an increase in supply. And we have, as a result of a combination of these things, 8,000 public housing places, over 3,000 transitional housing places, and eight consecutive records of consents being issued. Of course, we are trying to solve decades' worth of issues, but I do believe that all of those combined will start to have an impact on our housing market.