Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: Yesterday, we made an announcement as a Government that we are incredibly proud of on this side of the House. We announced a package of measures to finally address a housing crisis in New Zealand—a package of measures that bring together both demand and supply measures. Often when Governments have come to look at the incredibly difficult issue of housing and how we address it, they do either demand or supply. What we did yesterday was bring together those measures into one place. But more than that, if we have a look at what we've done with our supply package, we've had a look at what we need to do to tilt the balance in favour of new supply. We see that what we are doing is finally addressing the very long-run problem that if you talk to anyone—you talk to councils, you talk to developers, you talk to iwi, you talk to anyone that has been trying to build houses in this country—they will tell you the thing that is holding them back is not just land supply but it is supply of build-ready land. The reality is, we could change the planning rules in this country, we could rezone every bit of the country that doesn't currently have a house on it, but unless someone is paying for the pipes that sit under that ground or the roads that lead to that land, we will not see houses built. And that is what we are incredibly proud of, that, for the first time since the 1970s, a central government is stepping up at this scale and addressing that most fundamental of problems.