The Prime Minister refused to call it the cost of living crisis that all New Zealanders know they are experiencing every time they go to the supermarket, every time they go to the petrol bowser and fill up, and every time they pay their landlord. For the third of New Zealanders who live in rental accommodation, rents are up 150 bucks a week in the last four years. In Lower Hutt, Mr Speaker—an area I know you know well—rents are up 200 bucks a week in four years. Up from $375 when Labour came to office to $575 per week in Lower Hutt alone, and this is replicated in many places around the country. The simple reality is this Government is addicted to spending, and they can say all they like that it's the fault of Ukraine or it's the fault of international factors. Why Vladimir Putin's got anything to do with the rents that people in Lower Hutt pay, I don't know, but I'm sure we'll hear more from Poto Williams about that in due course. 