Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: I think we can point to a suite of policies that our Government has already put in place, like limiting to once a year, stopping bidding and letting fees, but I also point the member to Shamubeel Eaqub's comment, who said that rent controls can have an unintended effect of slowing down the supply of housing in the rental market. He said, "It seems like a deceptively simple thing to do: just stop rents rising and everything will be fine … But it isn't that simple, there are known consequences. It means that we are likely to have fewer rentals." We have a housing crisis in New Zealand because we do not have enough houses, and our Government is absolutely committed to supply-side solutions.