NICOLA WILLIS: —I don't think you've been talking about it in caucus. We're now in a situation where there are more than four times as many New Zealanders in such desperate need of housing that they are classified as at risk by the Ministry of Social Development and are waiting for a State house, and they are waiting now, on average, more than 200 days to be housed. And that's all happening under Labour. Thanks, Labour! Jamie Strange thinks this is a great result. We're now in a situation where the Government, who promised healthier homes, has said to its own housing arm, Kāinga Ora, "Hey, don't worry. The standards don't apply to you. We'll give you another two years." So that New Zealand's most vulnerable citizens living in our State homes are the least likely to be in a home that's insulated and warm. What a disgrace.