This is far from a complete list of what we heard yesterday and, believe me, the lack of accessible housing was recognised. The Greens' research shows that 0.25 percent of houses on TradeMe are indicated as accessible and the stress of housing insecurity and the profound limitations of never being able to visit friends or family because their houses aren't accessible is so significant. Our failure to create policies that centre the needs of disabled people disables them and robs us of their full participation. So forgive me for sounding a little bit mad that we didn't hear any mention of these people's needs yesterday, and forgive me for being a little mad that the last time I asked the Minister of Housing about how many houses are accessible, she proudly told me—and I'll quote—"I'm pleased to inform the member that Kāinga Ora has recently put in place a policy to ensure that at least 15 percent of all new builds are built to accessible universal standards." 