The other thing I want to talk about, because it was brought up down there, was around housing. We know that housing is a big issue wherever we go, but can I say it: I'm really proud because I think we've made hay in housing, and that means more State houses being built. We often hear the negative about it. I'm not going to go there, because what I do know is that in my patch, the empty spaces that were left when I came in to the seat are now finally getting construction and being built on. Evidence is everything. People want to see results. They want to see the delivery of projects. I know when we go down Strathmore Avenue, you'll see a plot—and I remember I was there with a local Anglican minister. I've got a really good photo of him and I standing in the middle of this plot of land. On that side of the House, they were going to hock it off. We've now built on that very same site less than three years later. There are beautiful new homes for those who need them most. I guess just around the corner, for those who don't know, the first State house is in Fife Lane, and that's a symbol of this Government's progress. It's iconic in many ways because it shows at the end of the day it takes a coalition Government, a New Zealand Labour Party, to build homes for those most in need. It's a proud day, and it's been an honour to have a few minutes to talk about the Prime Minister's statement and the great things that are in it.