Then Labour said, "We'll be putting homes within reach of all first-home buyers." What's happened since then? Under National, the ratio of house prices to incomes was 1:6. So what's it now under Labour—because they were going to make it more affordable. Is it 1:5? Is it 1:4? Is it 1:3? No. It is 1:9. It is demonstrably, statistically, by every measure, harder to buy a home in this country under Labour than it was under National, and young New Zealanders know it. They feel betrayed, they feel let down, and every member opposite is responsible for that, because they promised KiwiBuild when what Bill English was saying, what National was saying, was, "Do you know what you have to do? You have to increase the supply of houses, and, actually, the best way to do that would be to reform the Resource Management Act so that we get rid of the barriers."