Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: I think the member is getting confused between transitional and public housing. These are two quite separate things. Transitional housing is sometimes done through motel units. It is not our preference to do that. And—if I had completed my answer—when we came into Government, there were 1,718 transitional places, of which there were 293 motel units left by the previous Government. There are now 3,653 transitional housing spaces. We have funded through each of our Budgets permanent, publicly owned transitional houses which are fit for purpose for families to make their lives in. That is our preference—not motels—for kids to grow up in.