This is not an uncommon story, and I share that because it represents the real-life struggles of Kiwis when it comes to first-home ownership. I want to put that at the heart of our debate in the House today and at the heart of the housing package that, on this side of the House, we announced yesterday and that we are incredibly proud of. We've come a fair way since 2016, when Alice experienced what she experienced back then, and many others did as well. I want to acknowledge that it's taken us decades to get to a place of a housing crisis, but we have always been a Government that has acknowledged that there was a crisis in the first place and continued to take steps to address that. In yesterday's package, we tilt the balance towards first-home owners, first-home buyers, and I'm so proud of that. We're making it easier for first-home buyers to get into a property by addressing both demand and supply, as other members of this House have mentioned.