We're building more homes. We are seeing great things in education—fantastic work by my colleague the Minister of Education, the Hon Chris Hipkins—not just in the schools but in vocational education as well, because that was run down. If you really want to build a strong future economy, you actually need to have good vocational education. People are going into the apprenticeships. People are going to polytechs that they know are going to financially survive, and they know that they're going to be there in three years' time to continue to deliver their courses, and, of course, I totally welcome and support the learning support coordinators that are now being rolled out through our schools. It is absolutely vital that we pick up those kids who have learning difficulties and who have problems that are getting in the way of their learning, because if they're not starting to learn and be comfortable in school in those first couple or three years, that's going to have serious implications further down the track if they drop out and they cause other problems. 