Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: I'm very glad the member asked. What we can see, if we do the calculations, is the fact that we ended up—the previous Government's term of Government—with 1,500 fewer public housing spots. They failed to build. If they'd built at our rate, that we are over-delivering on, of 1,600 houses a year, that would mean 15,000 more public housing spaces. We would have no public housing wait-lists, we would not have people in motels, and we would not have homeless. That member should feel some shame about that.