Secondly, I want to be unapologetically proud of the housing policy that we have announced very recently. Four weeks ago, I stood in front of the Māori Housing Conference. The Māori Housing Conference was made up of whānau, iwi, and hapū. They are made up of community housing providers who know the pain of our people, the pain of our people through homelessness, through the inability to be able to secure tenure for rent, the inability to even be able to aspire towards owning a home. They were rather confronting stories. They confronted myself and a number of my colleagues—the Hon Megan Woods, the Hon Willie Jackson, the Hon Marama Davidson—and they made it quite clear that in order to do something to solve this crisis for Māori people, we had to do something aspirational. Yesterday, that happened. I am proud of the work that the Hon Grant Robertson and the Hon Megan Woods have done to shift the dial for homeownership for my people—the Māori people. 