My second question relates to the healthy homes standards. I note that the Government has tens of thousands of homes to bring up to scratch for the healthy homes standards before July next year, and I note that the Kāinga Ora director of maintenance, contracting, and asset services a few months ago said in the media that the pace of work to bring these homes up to standard had tripled in the last year, increasing from 180 homes per week a year ago to around 550 homes per week a few months ago. I wondered, given that we have a competing demand for the same trades across public and private build projects, how we can be guaranteed, as taxpayers, that this money that's being appropriated is being spent wisely and we're not spending far above what other people in the private sector would be paying for their homes to be brought up to the healthy homes standards. How can we be guaranteed that the Government is not wasting taxpayer money by trying to meet these deadlines by next year?