Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister for the Environment): Yes, which is why the Government's already introduced a number of measures to free up land supply. We've updated the National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPSUD), requiring councils to make more building opportunities available up and out; we're actively considering measures to bring forward plan changes to comply with the NPSUD; we're already using the streamlined planning process to help councils rezone land; we're well under way in developing the replacement for the Resource Management Act (RMA); we're removing interest deductibility for existing rental properties while incentivising investment in new builds; we've had Minister Woods' announcement of the $3.8 billion infrastructure fund to unlock a mix of private sector and Government-led developments; we're progressing more fast-track consent processes under the COVID recovery Act; and, for example, just this week I put forward a housing development of 1,000 houses south of Christchurch for fast-track consideration.