Now, many of us travel around the country, and I can tell you that when you drive through small towns like Tikitiki or Ruatōria, it's very rare to see a new house. It's rare to see a new build, and I'm excited that we've enabled by Māori, for Māori solutions to be able to build new homes in places like Ruatōria, Tikitiki, and Ōpunake. In fact, one of the locals in Ōpunake said to me that the only new homes that go up in Ōpunake are multimillion-dollar holiday homes. Well, what our housing programme does with Māori iwi and hapū is deliver housing to the people who need it the most and in places where it's needed the most, and I'm really proud of those particular investments. That's because this Government invested $730 million in the Māori housing sector, which has been ignored for far too long. 