So as we know, homelessness, in particular, has been decades in the making, but we have a shift in responding to homelessness. So the 18-month review of the Homelessness Action Plan was able to point to good progress in particular areas that I did want to highlight, including in ensuring that a housing-first approach here in Aotearoa is specifically prioritising a kaupapa Māori - led response, a tangata whenua - led response to homelessness. I know my colleague Mr Waititi is very genuinely concerned on how we also respond to and prevent homelessness. My colleague the Hon Peeni Henare already outlined the support and the importance of preventing homelessness from happening in the first place. This is the Māori supply, the Māori-led housing development, that we are going to start to see more and more of around the regions, and it has a direct impact on the unacceptable disproportionate rate that Māori experience homelessness in particular. And, as we have heard from our providers, it is unacceptable more so because this is our home in Aotearoa as tangata whenua. 