I give that example, Mr Speaker, and for members of the other side, because I want to give some figures on my own patch in Hawke's Bay. When this Government came into power, there were 163 people on the waiting list for houses in Hastings—163. The numbers for Hastings were released yesterday. They are now 484—three times the number of people on the housing waiting list than there was in 2017. In Napier, the number was 193 in 2017. It is now 509. It is a disgrace. So much was promised and so little has been delivered. In that same time in Hastings, despite there being two hectares of vacant Housing New Zealand land, the net housing stock in Hastings has lifted by nine houses—nine houses in two years. The number of people in motels has gone from 163 to 484, and the Government, despite having two hectares of vacant land, has built nine houses. In Napier, they built 46 houses, so that's a better effort—something to do with the member being a Cabinet Minister, I expect—but still there are now 509 people living in motels.