Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): Yes. As already outlined, the Government is committed to ensuring that at least 15 percent of Kāinga Ora new-build public homes will include universal design features. We're the first Government in New Zealand's history to have a target for accessible public homes, and we're delivering, building more homes that include full universal design features than ever before. The Government intends to deliver at least 1,000 fully universally designed homes by the end of the public housing plan, around half of which will be completed by the end of this financial year, with the remaining homes being delivered the following year. We're making good progress and will continue working towards Labour's target of 25 percent of new builds with universal design features to ensure that our public housing portfolio meets the needs of disabled people in New Zealand.