I want to just take a little bit of an issue here with the Hon Judith Collins' suggestion that this was never on the work plan for Labour—it absolutely was. What, actually, Labour did at that stage was face a crisis all over the housing sector, and what it did was prioritise rental laws. Rental laws are incredibly important; they are another big piece of the puzzle because there's a whole lot of people out there who can't get on the property ladder and haven't been able to for a very long time. Hopefully, we can make that possible in methods like this and in building a whole lot more houses and bringing on supply and actually just changing the way we build and we build up. Hopefully, that's possible, but we are also dealing with a situation where things like rental are really important. We needed it to be warm and dry. I'll never apologise for prioritising that, but I do see this as a very important piece of the puzzle, and I am very pleased it happened. 