In respect of the other big crisis that we inherited on housing, I do want to take the last 2½ minutes to just list the huge array of efforts we have that are behind the near doubling of the number of houses that are being built in Auckland. There's a danger in this sort of speech of listing all of the things that have led to an outcome and then not leaving enough time for the outcome. In Auckland, from memory, the number of houses that was being built annually when we came into office was 10,000, whereas we've got that up to 19,000 in the last year, which is an over 90 percent increase in the number of homes being built. New Zealand - wide, the number of houses being built has increased to around 44,000 to 47,000 a year—47,000 last year and 44,000 predicted for this year, and if last year is anything to go by, we'll probably beat those estimates as well.