But the other area that I also have a great deal of pride in is the area of housing. We are building more houses as a Government than at any time since the 1970s—any time since the decade that I was born. We are building more houses, and this is something that we should all celebrate. We are not selling off houses; we are not getting rid of houses. We are building them. We have added over 4,000 new public housing places to our stock in the two and a bit years since we came to Government. What was the legacy of the previous Government? Fifteen hundred fewer public houses than when they took office, and a failure to build. If the previous Government had built at the rate that we are aiming for—but we are exceeding—we would have 15,000 more public housing spots. That is more than our public house waiting list. So when the Opposition talk about homelessness, they need to reflect on their culpability in that area. They failed to deliver and New Zealanders are paying the price, but we are setting about putting it right on this side of the House. 