Hon KELVIN DAVIS (Acting Prime Minister): Yes, and, as we've just heard, particularly the 10,037 additional public homes delivered since Labour came into office. Investing in public housing is a priority of this Government—more than 10 percent of all public housing in New Zealand has been built under this Government. After a lost decade that left New Zealand with 1,500 fewer State homes and a backlog of deferred maintenance, this Government has rebuilt the State's ability to grow and provide public housing, with the biggest State housing building and improvement programme since the 1970s. Warm and dry public housing provides an important safety net for New Zealanders. It is crucial for the health, security, and stability of individuals and whānau.