Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: First, if I could just give the context that according to Stats New Zealand rental price index, the rental increases we've seen from, for instance, 2013 to 2017 in terms of percentages, is actually the same as, for instance, the period that we've seen while we've been in office. Where there is a difference is the approach that we as a Government have taken relative to the previous Government. We have worked hard to try and tip the balance in favour of renters and first-home buyers. The combination of interest deductibility, the extension of the brightline test, the work that we have done to incentivise new builds to increase housing stock has led to, for instance, record consents. We know that this is an issue of supply and demand because in those areas where we have increased supply, we've seen lesser increases in rents relative to those areas of constrained supply. The big difference is we are working hard to build houses, whereas on the opposite side, they worked hard to sell off Government houses. 