The question, I guess, is where is the housing crisis in this picture of the economy and economics, particularly as often lauded by particularly members of the Opposition? I'm sure that the so-called libertarians that sit next to me in this Chamber—haere mai—would say that the market just isn't free enough. And I have engaged in debate with them a substantive number of times where they've said, "You simply have to remove the rural-urban boundary, because you've got to let the city sprawl." No, not the slightest mention of how we're to build the infrastructure that is, of course, to enable exactly that—you've also got to allow these massive apartment blocks to just be built and crop up, but not in our backyard.