Now, I want to say to that Minister what New Zealanders have been saying to me. They're saying, "If this Government actually cares about kids, if this Government actually cares about value for money, wellbeing, social capital, why don't they take that million dollars a day that they're prepared to spend on cheques for motels—take that money and get some houses built with it?" Minister, right where you live, VisionWest, the Salvation Army, they have begged me. They've said, "Just tell the Government to take that money they're spending on cheques for motel rooms, invest it in us, the community housing sector; let us build homes for our people. Let us support them back on to their feet." But no, this Government thinks it always knows best. You can't just talk about wellbeing, you have to deliver. And when thousands of New Zealanders and 4,000 children are living in unsupported motels, it is not delivery.