MELISSA LEE (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I'd just like to start by saying that if the Minister of Housing wrote that speech, she should fire herself and find somebody who can actually write a speech for her. She talked about a team of 5 million, and I'd like to refer to something that my colleague Andrew Bayly has said in terms of the delivery for this Government. That Minister talked about the delivery and what this Government, apparently, have been doing for the last four years, because they were in fact the Government last term and they have already been in Government, second term, for more than six months now, and they haven't really delivered much, especially if you—not you, Mr Speaker—if one happens to be of an ethnic minority. Consider the fact that the first Asian person, a Chinese man who actually arrived here, came to Nelson in 1842. He is often known as Appo Hocton, but his name is Wong Ahpoo Hock Ting. He was the first Chinese man who actually arrived here, but for many Asian people living in New Zealand, this Government hasn't really delivered. 