Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister for Building and Construction): Mr Speaker, kia orana. This morning, the Commerce Commission released their draft market study into residential building supplies. The report indicates New Zealanders are not getting a fair deal on some key residential building supplies. While the Government has already driven improvements in the sector, the Commerce Commission's draft review finds that changes are needed to make it more competitive. The commission has pointed to a few areas of specific concern that may be impeding competition, including the building regulatory system, the use of quantity-forcing rebates by building suppliers, and restrictive land covenants. The report ties in very well with both the plasterboard task force work and the building consent system review currently under way to modernise the system by ensuring it is faster, more efficient, and flexible.