Remember the openness and transparency that was the key promise at the start? It didn't work out so well. We had the secret letter. We had the Clare Curran fiasco with Radio New Zealand and the secret meetings. We had the opacity of the Provincial Growth Fund. It's not a Government that's lived up to its promise on openness. Remember the housing crisis? I remember the 2017 campaign. The housing crisis was what it was all about. KiwiBuild's been a failure. Homelessness was meant to be cured by winter 2018; 18,000 on the social housing waiting list. The State house sell-off was meant to stop. It hasn't. Hundreds of houses sold and millions of dollars spent on housing people in motels. We don't hear much about the housing crisis any more. In fact, we don't hear lots about KiwiBuild any more—the policy that Annette King came up with on the back of an envelope with David Shearer on the way to the Labour Party rally. Probably a good idea to write policy a bit more sophisticated than that. 