GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): The Prime Minister's statement—I remember, some days ago now, when the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, stood up and outlined just what this Government has achieved. But more importantly, we understand that there is a long-term impact of failing to act, and what that previous speaker has outlined has just simply been a listing of all the failures of the previous Government. What I intend to do is just talk about one other manifest failure, which is now appearing in our statistics today. Of course, during this, we'll talk about the problems with not doing the maintenance, the problems with not paying the bills, because that's, essentially, where we arrive at today. We're doing wages catch-up, we're doing school maintenance—these are all the things that were ignored. Everyone here who either rents or owns a house knows that if you don't do the maintenance and if you don't pay the bills, someone eventually has to. What we're doing is paying the bills. We're doing the maintenance and, at the same time, reducing unemployment and prison numbers, and, of course, the national debt has come down. 