Another key problem facing Kiwis right now is their ability to provide a home for their families. There should be no doubt that the cause of high house prices is New Zealand's arcane planning rules. There's a reality check for the Government. The time and cost of cutting through Government red tape is what's keeping Kiwis from being able to own their own home. It was never foreign buyers, nor was it Chinese-sounding names. It was a disgrace that such people were targeted by the Labour Party. Labour's plan for the Resource Management Act (RMA) looks like it will just make the problem worse. They're all set on working with the Green Party, and what a disaster that'll be, no matter how fondly I view the Green Party members. Labour has already wasted three years being distracted by a capital gains tax and KiwiBuild, and meanwhile house prices have jumped more than a third. Since Jacinda Ardern became Prime Minister, the average house has earned more than the average worker. Let's say that one again, shall we? Since Jacinda Ardern became Prime Minister, the average house has earned more than the average worker. That's the legacy of the Labour Government. In the three years since Labour was elected, the median house price has gone up by more than $200,000, and in that same period, a worker on the median income had earned about $160,000—that's a disgrace. It's a sad state of affairs, and it needs fixing right now.