I guess the question that I have for the Minister—noting that subsequent to these annual reviews we have started to see some forms of intervention being announced, most notably the suite of tax changes. But in the context of wealth inequality in Aotearoa New Zealand, that sees the top 10 percent of this country owning 59 percent of the wealth and the bottom half owning just 2 percent of the wealth—and how we know that that wealth inequality can serve to compound itself, but we have the added context that 2/3rds of wealth in this country is held in housing. We have now Labour Government Ministers, formerly Opposition MPs on the record saying things such as, and I quote or paraphrase, that our economy was at that point in time—they saw, "A housing transaction with a few other bits tacked on the side". I ask the Minister whether there is any envisioned other forms of fiscal policy intervention that he sees as necessary to ensure that we move away from this continued entrenching and exacerbation of wealth inequality in this country.