The impacts of all of these policies on the supply of homes are clear in the numbers. There are now more than 74,900 public homes, 8,770 more than before the 2017 election. Building consent numbers are running at record levels with more than 155,000 issued since October 2017. More than 47,000 consents were issued in the year to the end of October, and an average of 44,000 is expected over the coming year according to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's national construction pipeline. So that will be about 265,000 additional houses or homes after the next six years. In Auckland alone, the number of houses being built has almost doubled over the last five years, from 10,000 in 2017 to 19,000 per annum now. This is all very substantial progress, and for the first time in a long, long time, New Zealand is building more houses than needed to accommodate population growth, so we are making progress. 