John Campbell slams Poto Williams for lack of progress on home affordability

[king1]

In post 3 you referred to
or are we playing the semantics card now, try to convince us you weren't referring to labour alone...

some of their policies have had an impact as I have said before, but those were for the greater good eg healthy homes etc.  

The real problem is basic economics of supply and demand.  It was always going to happen, they were probably a bit naive thinking they could fix the problem with the stroke of a pen. If they are guilty of anything it is for campaigning on an issue saying they could fix it, which imho no one could given the constraints.  

Only solution is build more houses and that takes time -  but they are being built and will continue to in greater numbers, thanks to Labour removing all the red tape in the RMA.

Yes their policies implemented in the last 5 years caused a massive spike in rents. 

They could have helped National fix the RMA 7 YEARS AGO.  But they preferred petty politics to actually getting things done.

I don't really agree with you, as far as i'm concerned it was always going to happen to some extent, regardless of who was in power.  But such is life...