So the other part of the tragedy—emergency housing: now 4,300 children this Government has put in motels and not even taken the basic measures to protect their safety. They don't know who's there. They don't know how long. They've got children next to gang members. They don't care about the fact that they are witnessing sexual assaults, violence, prostitution, drug dealing each and every day. Oh, and here's the good news, they've just started a complaints register—just. How many months, how many months later? How many years later? Four and a half thousand children is another number I want New Zealanders to remember, particularly when we have asked and asked and asked for basic safety precautions to be undertaken. But oh no, the Government can't tell us exactly what criminals are where, how many in which motel. They can't tell us—oh no, they've told us actually the motels that are getting the most money from taxpayers, so that's useful—a million dollars a day—and, meanwhile, basic things like building more houses and emergency legislation that we offered the Government in January would get more houses built now.