Until the introduction of the Resource Management Act (RMA) in the 1990s, average house prices were about two to three times the average income. In the last year, we've seen house prices go up by $100,000 on average, and now the average home is six to nine times the average income. That's an appalling indictment on this Government's anti-development policy agenda. It's only been made worse by a lack of planning and a lack of funding for basic infrastructure—the most basic infrastructure—like roads, which allow people to choose whether they drive a car or whether they take a bus to school or work, and functioning water and waste-water networks in our towns and cities. We're facing maybe a $170 billion infrastructure deficit, but how would we know? Nobody has actually surveyed them.