Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I refer the member back to my answer, giving the context from 2018 to now, and the period that we're in presently. I also refer the member back to the fact that what we're actually experiencing in New Zealand has been a long-term housing crisis we inherited and are working very hard to turn around, and one of the most significant contributions we can make to turning that around is to growing housing supply. Now, I listened carefully yesterday to the member's statement in this House and I did not hear one idea on how we are to turn around the housing crisis, yet on this side of the House, we have extended the brightline test, we have dealt with interest deductibility, we are growing the number of public and transitional housing places to over 8,000 already and another 2,000 this year. We have stopped letting fees, we have reduced the number of increases a renter experiences to once a year, we are reforming the Resource Management Act, and in the meantime expediting housing projects that will make a difference to housing supply, and, as a result, we have the highest number of consents on record. This is a Government that is progressing housing solutions. I hear nothing from that side of the House.