In my brief speech, in 1874 seven Tongans lived in New Zealand, almost 100,000 Māori, and then the rest were migrant settlers from England that came. According to Stats New Zealand, 4.7 Aucklanders lived in either a single dwelling or a tent. Well, fast track it here, after Labour had built the State housing in the 1930s and the most houses built ever in the last four years—after we've done that, and I want to acknowledge the leadership of Dr Megan Woods and, of course, Minister Parker in the leadership of where we are today. 