Just recently, we announced—on Friday last week—Ka Uruora, which the member referenced in his contribution today, and I'm proud of that particular kaupapa because that sees us supporting a tribal collective spanning from Ngāti Rungi, which is in the north at Ōhākune, and Tūrangi, all the way down south to southern Taranaki, to places like Stratford, and everywhere in between. It would have been easy just to simply walk into Ngā Motu, or New Plymouth, to say, "Here we go.", but what we've gone and done in partnership with iwi and those who are involved in Ka Uruora is we've identified families and opportunities in places like Ōpunake. When I was speaking to the local mayor from Ōpunake, he said, "Oh, the only thing people build around here are holiday homes.", and we're saying, "No, we are here to build family homes for people in Ōpunake." We also spoke to the local mayor for southern Taranaki, and he said, "You know, Stratford hasn't seen any new homes for families in some time.", and he was proud that we will partner with them to make sure that we can meet those aspirations. 