Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Again, here I would contrast the Government's investment in housing, which remains a critical focus for us, against the pledge of the Opposition to do nothing more than (a) sell public housing, as they did when they were in office; and (b) Resource Management Act reform, which this Government was the first to progress—despite them having nine years, they did nothing. As I've already said, 9,000 public homes have been built under this Government, more homes than any Government since the 1970s. We have record consents continuing to be delivered, demonstrating the work we've done to ensure that we have that ongoing stimulus in our housing market. This sits alongside the work we've done on transitional housing places, homelessness response, and our ongoing [Audio missing] continuing to get first-home buyers into the market. Finally, I contrast the work we have done to even the playing field for first-home buyers against the Opposition's plan, which is to put $1 billion back into the pockets of those who speculate in the housing market.