Today, we found out that the State house waiting list, which measures the number of people who are in severe need of State housing—it's hit a new high, since last month: 27,000 people. In fact, more than 27,000 people—a new record State house wait-list. And here's the thing: it's quintupled since Labour came to office. Not doubled, not trebled, not even quadrupled; it's quintupled. When Labour came to office, about 5,000 people were on the State house waiting list—5,000 people too many, I fully accept that. Labour came to office and there were big promises from Jacinda Ardern and Phil Twyford and Megan Woods and Grant Robertson, and they said, "Don't worry, we've got this." Oh, sorry, actually it was, "Let's do this."—let's do this. And everyone went, "OK, good stuff. Let's see what you can do." We've seen what they can do: 27,000 people are out there on the wait-list, a new record, almost five years into this Government's time in office.