But this is a Government that is dealing with those issues like climate change, which is exercising whole generations of New Zealanders and people around the world. We're dealing with child poverty, because we know that that creates for the people and families who suffer that the most insidious of starts. We're dealing, as I say, with what's happening under the health services. We're picking up and restoring a rundown police force—you know, this is the stunning thing for members opposite, who pose questions about what is happening to the police force. Now, that was the Government that ran down our police force. It went from a ratio of one police officer to 500 in the population, to nearly one to 525. That is a serious deterioration of our police force, and this is a Government committed to restoring the front line of our police, and, of course, the housing crisis, hard as that may be—and maybe we underestimated just the difficulty of that task. But we've started restoring confidence for those who have been homeless for far too long, to make sure that they can get their own home. 