We've got the extraordinary situation of 25,000 people—five times the number that were there in 2017—waiting for a State house. There has to be a question asked: what's caused that massive number to rise over that period of time? Around about 5,000 a year. And, of course, they say, "Oh, well, if the Government prior to 2017 had done more, it wouldn't have happened." This has happened on their watch, nothing to do with the prior five years, and so is the entire situation that we face at the moment. Look at the rise in rental costs—huge rises, $50 alone on the average rental in the last 12 months. These are things that contribute to the massive cost of living, and it is unacceptable that the Government runs off and says, "Oh, it's COVID-19.", "Well, it's the war in Ukraine.", "It's supply chains.", "It's everything else; it's nothing to do with us." Well, I think one of the interesting things today is that the standout debutante Mr Wood said that they are building a programme of transport infrastructure that will serve New Zealand for decades ahead. The sad thing is that the smart money would be on the fact that it will be decades ahead before their plan ever sees the light of day.