Interesting piece of rebuttal to the Prime Minister. In her speech, she said that Kāinga Ora built 2,432 houses last year. That's true. Guess what, though! Two thousand four hundred and thirty-seven were demolished. So what's the net increase? Negative five—negative five. So, yep, the Government built 2,500 homes, give or take, last year. They also demolished 2,500 homes. So there's no net increase in social housing. So let's put aside this myth driven by the Government that they're going on this massive building spree; that is not correct. So we're going to have to grapple with this housing crisis not only in the Hutt Valley but the wider country, and the Government has no answers to it. MPs on the Government benches know it because they represent areas where they see it. They see average houses at a million bucks. They see that the average house price-to-income ratio is now over eight, 8½, nine—the worst in the developed world.