I do want to dwell on one particular infrastructure challenge we inherited, and it is housing. That is why we are pulling every lever that we have. We are building more public houses than any Government in decades. We are fully funding the 18,000 houses that we want to build, but also we've already delivered more than 7,600 public housing places. We have more building consents issued than at any other time in our history. We've closed tax loopholes. We've banned foreign buyers. We've extended the brightline test. We've introduced progressive homeownership. We've expanded support for first-home buyers. And meanwhile, one third of the 100,000 New Zealanders who have taken up the offer of free trades training are in the construction sector. They will pick up tools and work on the pipeline of infrastructure that we have created as a Government.