In 2017, housing was described by the Labour-led Government as a top priority. Well, I'm afraid to let you know that it's now just a priority. In 2017, 12 specific commitments were made to address the housing crisis; in this year's speech, just nine, and let me tell you what was absolutely missing from that Speech from the Throne: a mention of KiwiBuild. Is it any wonder, because Labour came into Government saying that KiwiBuild would be the solution to New Zealand's housing woes and, as I stand here today, only just over 600 KiwiBuild houses have been built. That's less than 4 percent of the 16,000 that were promised—a demonstrable and disgraceful failure. Labour said that a capital gains tax would be a solution to New Zealand's housing woes, and that, of course, didn't even get off the ground. 