In the last figures of the week to 21 August, the country had 2,717 people, I believe, join the unemployment benefit. They had lost their jobs, and since March, there's been about 75,000 New Zealanders go on to benefits. That's 75,000 households where somebody's lost their job. They're having to adjust to less income and the trauma of losing their job. This is a really difficult time for many New Zealanders, and we're also, at the same time, seeing continued pressure on rental house prices, a lot of it due to the regulations that have been passed by this Government narrowing the supply of rental houses. They watch and they see the fiasco that was KiwiBuild, that has delivered fewer houses than the Prime Minister has stopped being built at Ihumātao by her ill-advised adventure there, which we still haven't heard the answer to. Grant Robertson was supposed to have had fixed that. 