My second point is around a Government that actually delivers on its promises. We've heard so much about housing. We heard the housing Minister, Megan Woods, talking about the Opposition's sniping about small things: small things such as promising to deliver 100,000 houses and delivering 1,000 houses—a very small, minor matter, the almost comedy, the complete failure of this Government's housing policy. They stood and Phil Twyford declared that they were going to solve the problem in 2017. Jacinda Ardern said she was going to solve the problem, and they have made it colossally worse. The affordability of housing in this country is now an embarrassment, and they keep on failing because they misunderstand the basics. On renting, they seem to think that by making it more difficult for landlords, and more expensive, that somehow that's going to lead to cheaper rents. Well, obviously, we've seen rents go up by $50 a week this year and over $130 or $140 since they took office. That has put real pressure on houses and made the broader issues around poverty so much worse. 