Hon PEENI HENARE: As I said this morning, with this announcement we are making good progress to turn around the status quo for Māori housing. I've seen the comment from Mr Willie Te Aho, managing director of Toitū Tairāwhiti Housing, who said, and I quote, "The next 150 kāinga will start to deal with high housing deprivation across Tai Rāwhiti. Thank you to the Minister and officials that visited. You came and spoke to our whānau. You came into our decrepit homes. You opened new builds. But, most importantly, you heard our cries of anguish. You listened to our united front. We have lots of work ahead of us, but together we will get there." We know there is more mahi to be done, but our by Māori, for Māori solutions are delivering for whānau in Te Tai Rāwhiti.