Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL (Labour—New Lynn): Thank you, Madam Speaker. My colleague Meka Whaitiri asked a question. She said, "What is their plan? What is the plan that we have heard from the other party in contrast to our plan? What is their plan?" and it's a good question, Meka Whaitiri. The answer is: there is no plan. They never have a plan, and we can tell this when we cast back our minds to a time when they were in Government. What did we get? We got nine long years of neglect, where they managed, managed, managed, and managed with benign neglect. There was no initiative, but though it might have been benign neglect, it was still neglect. It left us with problems that this Government is taking active steps to address. We were called to office and we started on the huge task of working on housing, of working on climate change, of working on poverty—all issues that that party, when they were in power, had neglected. We started work on it.