SIMON COURT (ACT): Thank you, Madam Chair. To the Minister: what part of the resource management reforms that the Minister has announced will drive councils to lift restrictions on the availability of land for housing and thereby deliver more affordable housing because, if we look back to 2017, the Speech from the Throne was quite clear there was a commitment from the Labour Government to remove the metropolitan urban limit in Auckland. It was recognised as putting an artificial constraint, a scarcity, on the supply of land for housing. We've seen reports that, for an average Auckland house, there is a $50,000 premium applied just because of that one planning restriction. We only have to look at Christchurch, in the wake of the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes, zoning a large amount of suitable land for housing. The average house price in Christchurch is about $550,000, whereas in Auckland $1.14 million is the median house price. So the question that the ACT party has is: how will the Government's resource management reforms deliver more land for housing and more affordable housing?