Hon MARAMA DAVIDSON (Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Housing is a human right, and that's where the Green Party has been very clear where we pitch our vision, our solutions, and our policies. I stand today as the co-leader for the Green Party to support the recent calls this week from the human rights commissioner but a call that has been long-time—around the world, in fact—to ensure that we really are treating housing as a place for people to put down roots, to have a sense of stability and security; a place that looks after people, that is healthy, that is warm; a place that is affordable; a place that is accessible, which we have a particular issue and challenge with at the moment; a place that is located where people can access places to play, live, work, and be educated, get their social needs; a place that accepts the diversity of the ways of living across different communities, that can respond culturally to the different needs.