Hon PEENI HENARE: That's a very good question. Today, the project pathway of the Whai Kāinga, Whai Oranga fund has gone live and is now open, and it can be found on the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development website. The immediate focus is investments through the project pathway, with agencies working with iwi stakeholders to design a new programme approach to deliver Māori housing. Whānau, hapū, iwi, and Māori organisations with housing aspirations can now apply for Whai Kāinga, Whai Oranga investment housing supply, repairs, papa kāinga, and capability. Whai Kāinga, Whai Oranga has two pathways for allocating investment: the project pathway, which will be open today and is nationwide; the programme pathway will open early next year, and this pathway focuses on delivery through regional partners. The initial focus is on regions such as the Tai Tokerau, Tai Rāwhiti, Heretaunga, Taranaki, and the central North Island, including Bay of Plenty and the Rotorua. 