So they've introduced this new medium-density residential zone. It's far more radical that the mixed housing urban zone, and far more radical than the mixed housing suburban zone that the Government's modelling said would deliver more housing. I don't know if they've done it as something they can sacrifice in the policy process or if they really believe that it's necessary, but what I do know is that it's highly divisive. You see, one of the things that I hear constantly from New Zealanders is, "There's too much division. The Government rushes things through under cover of COVID. They rush the laws through. They don't ask us. They don't consult us and they call us names." Well, this Government and the National Party are now trying to aggravate a battle between people who want homes and people that they call "self-interested nimbies". That's what it's got to—rushing through laws and sneaking them through and name-calling. I don't think that that's going to help, especially when if you don't fund the infrastructure, you haven't solved the problem.