Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: If you look at the data, you do see that in the 12 months we've had to March, we've had an annualised rent increase of 1.6 percent. Probably if you removed the period where we had the rent freeze because of the COVID lockdown—that probably is more in line with the 2 percent to 5 percent increase on rents. But I can certainly put that more into context than if I were to think about a quote from a previous Minister who had responsibility for this, when asked about homelessness and would people get a roof over their heads, who said, "Look, I can't guarantee that." This came after an announcement of $41 million in the Budget for emergency housing over four years to fund around 3,000 emergency beds over a 12-month period. However, this was to fund already existing beds and the then Minister Paula Bennett said, "It's just not tenable to deliver those as additional beds."