We note, on our side of the House, that the bill that we will pass in this House must be very much improved from the legislation that was brought to the select committee, and we acknowledge the select committee process, which has brought about recommendations for more than 50 pages of amendments to improve this bill. I'm going to discuss those improvements in this contribution, but before I do so, I want to take the minds of the members in this House back to 2017, and I want you to recall the debates that were had then about what was termed at the time by one Jacinda Ardern as a housing crisis. I recall those debates, because I remember Bill English saying that, actually, until we addressed the restrictive land-use regulation that has burdened this country for so long—until we addressed that—we would continue to prevent housing supply. At that time, while National was putting forward ideas for reform of the Resource Management Act (RMA) that we now debate in this House today, it was Jacinda Ardern who said, "No, no. The solution is 100,000 KiwiBuild homes." 