Here on this side of the House we say it's not working. If New Zealanders felt that the extra spending, the 67 percent in extra spending, was making them 67 percent better off, then they might have something to listen to, but they're not seeing it. They're are sick of the big promises with no delivery. They're sick of people who stand up and say, "We're going to give $2 billion—$2 billion—of your taxpayer cash to KiwiBuild, and it's going to solve the housing crisis, and there's going to be 100,000 houses." Then what do New Zealanders actually get out of the end of that? They get 1,300 houses. That's all they get. They get a housing crisis that worsens, with rents up the most they've ever gone up—up $150 a week—with a situation where housing is more unaffordable than it's ever been, where the State house waiting list has quadrupled, and where last night around 4,500 kids were forced to sleep in a motel room. 