And we are laying the foundations for a better future, particularly where we work on climate change and on child poverty, and where I want to focus on housing. There was an impassioned speech from a previous speaker about what is going on in the housing market. To that speaker and others, I say the market is doing as markets will do—it is responding to signals. I perhaps prefer not to think of it as market failure but as a market delivery that does not deliver the social outcomes we want, and the social outcomes we want are warm, dry, secure, affordable homes for New Zealanders. If ever there is a case for Government intervention it is in the housing market, and that is precisely what we are doing with our focus on new social housing. So instead of selling off social houses, we are building them and increasing dwellings to ensure that there will be many more places in social housing. We have social housing places going in all around the country, and especially in Auckland.