ALASTAIR SCOTT (National—Wairarapa): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. I don't agree very much at all with Marama Davidson, the previous speaker, generally, but, specifically, there is one thing I do agree with her on, and I'd like to preface my next few minutes by saying that both sides of the House agree that we want safe, warm, and dry homes for our tenants. There's plenty of examples and plenty of legislation that this side of the House has done in the previous nine years to ensure that is the case. Some of that legislation is coming into force now. Interestingly, Housing New Zealand is exempt from a lot of that. It's quite ridiculous. So the largest landlord in the country is exempt from complying with the same laws that you or I might have to comply with if we are a landlord. It's ridiculous. Why isn't the largest landlord in the country complying with the same laws, same rules, as every other landlord? 