Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Firstly, I reject the premise of that question. Secondly, again, it was only several months ago we were talking about a potential crash in the housing market. We are now looking globally at a significant issue in house prices. I refer the member to two articles, one listing that "Low interest rates and changing preferences explain housing's strength during the pandemic"—that's an article on the international situation around housing—and also "Monetary policy, fiscal measures, and buyer preferences explain the unlikely boom": "Why, despite the coronavirus pandemic, house prices continue to rise". This is an Economist article about the global situation, not just New Zealand.