Hon POTO WILLIAMS (Associate Minister of Housing) on behalf of the Minister of Housing: On behalf of the Minister, in response to the first part of the question, yes. We are building more public houses than any Government in decades, with today marking our 8,000th public housing place delivered. We have more building consents issued than at any other time in our history. We've closed tax loopholes. We've banned foreign buyers. We've extended the brightline test. We've introduced progressive homeownership and many other programmes that are making a difference. In response to the second part of the question, I've been clear that more work is required to understand the financial challenges that some councils are facing in maintaining provision of their existing housing stock. Options to address any challenges—for example, diverting income-related rent subsidy funding to councils—would mean reducing our public housing build programme. I'm also keen to understand what more councils could do to support their own housing stock, because, as we all know, the Government cannot solve the housing crisis alone, and we want to continue to see councils play a role, as they have done for generations.