Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): I'll start with the question that was just posed by my colleague, Dr Emily Henderson, around the Infrastructure Acceleration Fund and the value that we're seeing from this, and why we can say that very targeted approaches like this, and working with communities, are much better than blanket funding that you say you're going to give per house, for example. For example, in Ōtaki we're actually seeing—I think it's Ōtaki that we're seeing—some of the houses, it's as low as $8,000 to $9,000 as the contribution that needs to go in to enable the infrastructure for those homes. This differs across the country. Taking a much more simplistic, one-size-fits-all, and just saying you'll give money in an untargeted way to councils for each house built, doesn't allow you to get the economies of scale that you get when, actually, you're enabling a whole community and you're doing area-wide solutions with infrastructure, because that can be leveraged across multiple properties.