I now turn to what my colleague Helen White spoke about here in the House about housing. Housing is where I will talk, on the home front. Our district is leading on the housing front. Hastings suffered under the National Government. I know that for years publicly owned State houses were left to rot and ruin in Hastings. Today, under the Labour Government—land that was going to be sold off and sold down—we now have 44 public homes built, for warm, affordable homes for families. Hastings is an example where this Government is working with the regions. It is an example where, together with local council, iwi, local industry, and trades—I'd like to report—534 building consents were issued in 2020. That is the highest level of homes built in the history of Hastings—the previous high: back in 2007. This includes Government investment in public housing, with 180 public houses being built over 2021, with purchasing intentions for a further 288 homes. Hastings has also been enabled to fast track much needed housing on council land in Flaxmere, where, thanks to the Government, the council received, in the face of a critical housing shortage, $11.5 million to go towards building the water and roading infrastructure to support affordable quality housing.