I can tell you that I have a nephew who's fresh out of university, just qualified as a teacher. He's looking for a job, by the way, and I said I know the Minister of Education, but I digress. He rang me yesterday to say that he is extremely proud of the announcements. Why? Because he and his partner can aspire towards owning a home—aspire towards owning a home. Here is a young 23-year-old Māori male who has been written off, if you look at the statistics amongst Māori and Pacific people. He said, "Uncle, this is awesome. I can now aspire to getting a good job and owning a home and raising a family." And I cried for my nephew. Why? Because for many of our young people, that dream has been ripped away. Over years and years—decades, in fact—of poor policy, of a lack of houses, and those effects have fallen squarely on the shoulders of Māori and Pacific people.