Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: We heard from the task force members that one of the challenges importers faced was having confidence that there would be demand for alternatives, given the historical dominance of Gib in New Zealand. To help provide confidence of future demand, stimulate additional imports, and take pressure of domestic supply chains, Kāinga Ora (KO) is procuring alternative plasterboard product for its retrofit programme. This means that over the next 12 months of retrofits—about 400 houses' worth—the KO supply agreement is in place already, and the first product is expected to be going into KO homes in August, leaving more in the market for others and underpinning confidence in how easily alternative products can be substituted.