After nine long years of that lot, they're sitting now with their heads down in shame and embarrassment. I hear them suddenly take an interest in what happens in the region. Suddenly, they've taken an interest in housing. But for nine years they ignored the regions. They ignored the housing crisis. They ignored people in homelessness situations. They ignored the challenges of our hospitals. They ignored the cries from teachers and from principals about more investment in that sector. They ignored, generally, the cry by the public sector and everybody who supports the public sector for more money.