Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): All Kāinga Ora new builds will meet the healthy homes standards (HHS). Following the healthy homes standards regulations coming into force on 1 July 2019, issues with the sizing of heaters in apartment-style buildings in builds since 2008 were raised. Kāinga Ora, developers, and property investors raised the issue with officials—in particular, with how it affected new-build apartments. As a consequence of this, we have updated the regulations to make changes to the heating requirements to reflect the higher thermal performance of new homes built to the 2008 building code requirements for insulation and glazing and certain apartments. We consulted with a range of heating and ventilation industry experts, property owners, community housing providers, developers, tenancy advocates, and Kāinga Ora to test the proposed changes. Officials began working on these changes from March 2021. Policy decisions were made on 15 November 2021, and that is the Cabinet paper the member is referring to. The regulations were approved by Cabinet on 7 April of this year. The changes were made public on 14 April of this year, and the law comes into force on 12 May 2022. To assist landlords affected by the recent amendments to the HHS in respect to the heating requirement—i.e., those landlords with new homes built to the 2008 building code requirements for insulation and glazing and those who own certain apartments—they will have until 12 February 2023 to comply with the updated heating standard. In answer to the second part of the question: therefore, no additional funding was required.