Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: We're adding public homes across the country, from Northland to Invercargill. We've made significant investment in regional New Zealand as well as Auckland, Wellington, and Canterbury. For example, in the Waikato region, we've added 681 more public homes, and on the East Coast we've added 331 new homes. Right across the country, people will be noticing many new homes going up and they may not even realise that it's public housing under Kāinga Ora. We're adding public homes in places that have long been without them. For example, down South, we're adding homes in places that have been waiting for new public homes for decades. In Gore we've delivered the first public home since the mid-1980s, and we will add another 20 public homes to the current stock of 40 by the end of 2024 to replace homes built mainly in the 1940s.