TANGI UTIKERE (Labour—Palmerston North): Tēnā koe, Mr Speaker. Thank you. I rise in support of this bill and will take a brief call. I certainly welcome the general consensus from right around the House. I have to say, however, just reflecting on the Leader of the ACT Party's contribution—he talks about credibility but what he has confirmed for members of this House and for people in this country is that his party actually has zilch, nil, none, zilch credibility when it comes to seeking to solve what many and all would actually accept is a significant crisis in this country. I also say that Mr Seymour and the ACT Party have confirmed that actually they're not in favour of cutting red tape, they are not in favour of enabling first-home buyers to actually have a shot at the market, ACT is not for the element of choice, and that they will do nothing—and that's a real shame. That is an absolute shame—where we get bipartisanship and other parties who are prepared to, when a solution is placed before them, take it with both hands, go through a select committee process. It is a real shame that there are members in this House that don't feel that it is serious enough to deliver for our communities in Aotearoa New Zealand.