The Government's policies are failing New Zealanders. KiwiBuild, the flagship policy, didn't deliver a single home in January—not one. The Government has spent $30 million from the Land for Housing Programme on a deal at Ihumātao. That deal doesn't say houses have to be built; it says they may be built. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development said that there may be other uses more suitable for the land. So we've spent $30 million of taxpayers' money that was supposed to be set aside for homes for our families and not a single home might be built—not a single home. In the meantime, Fletcher Building has stopped the development they were meant to start in 2019 to build almost 500 homes. We've actually gone backwards. 