I'll tell you what else they're looking for—particularly young Kiwis. They're looking for a bit of hope, because they stare at a housing market where rents are up 150 bucks a week and it costs 200,000 bucks to get a deposit to buy an average house in New Zealand. They look at a State house waiting list that has quintupled in the last four years, and they look at the shameful fact that 4,800 Kiwi kids tomorrow will wake up in a motel room. Nearly 5,000 Kiwi kids will grow up in a motel room, and the Minister says, "Better than a car." Well, that's the standard. One of the housing Ministers—there's five of them—stands and says, "Oh, it's better than a car." This is the pathetic standard that we have come to in this Government. This is the pathetic, shameful standard that this Government's come to—"It's better than a car." This is the level of ambition; this is the poverty of ambition of the Government that it's better that kids grow up in motels than cars. This is the level of the poverty of ambition. We started with 100,000 KiwiBuild homes. Five years later, the Government's been reduced to, "At least, they're not in cars." How pathetic. How shameful. And in 18 months' time, Kiwis get the chance to throw out this useless lot.