Jeanette's greatest regret was that she was unable to move the establishment on this point. Yet 10 years later, the current Minister of Finance had this to say: "if we've got this so-called rock star economy, how is it that we have the worst homelessness in the OECD? How is it that you can't swim in most of New Zealand's rivers and lakes? How is it that child poverty [has] grown to the extent [that] it has? The answer, in my view, was because the government wasn't sufficiently valuing those things. And [because] it wasn't being valued properly, it wasn't being measured, and [because] it wasn't being measured, it wasn't being done."