But it gets worse. We now know what they've actually been doing. They've been coming up with this policy called Reshaping Streets, and the Minister of Transport in his press release said, "People live, shop, and meet with friends and whānau on our streets". Well, last time I looked, streets were for travelling to and from where you want to get to, not for having hui with friends and whānau. Last time I had a meeting it certainly wasn't on the white lines in the middle of the road. It was somewhere else. People don't live on the street—well, actually they do. There are four times as many people under this Government living on our streets. What an absolute shame. Is that the ambition of this Government's policies? Is it to make those streets so that more homeless people—whose numbers have ballooned under this Government—can live on our streets?