NICOLA WILLIS (National): Labour's so-called wellbeing approach is a hoax, and it is completely proven by that last speech. Here we have a Budget Policy Statement that claims to be about child wellbeing, to be about reducing child poverty, to be about growing social capital, and yet what we have in front of us is a Minister who is overseeing the biggest number of children living in motels in this country that we have ever seen in our history. And that Minister knows, because I have read the advice that she's been getting for two years—I've read the advice, Minister, I've got it under the Official Information Act, and you've been advised for more than two years that those children, those families, those New Zealanders living in motels are not being given the support they need. They're not in stable accommodation. That Minister has been told by her officials that her department can't ensure the quality or safety of the accommodation providers that she is letting thousands of children be raised in. And they're not being raised in these motels for seven days or so, no, because now the average length of stay on Minister Sepuloni's watch is when someone turns up to the Government and says, "I'm in desperate need, I need a house." Minister Sepuloni says, "I'll put you in that motel there, and, on average, you'll spend 12½ weeks there." But don't worry, you could be one of the hundreds—the hundreds—of people that on Minister Sepuloni's watch have spent months and months living in a motel.