Hon CARMEL SEPULONI (Minister for Social Development and Employment) on behalf of the Minister of Housing: In answer to the first part of the question, yes. However, I note that the paper this quote is drawing from is based on assumptions about current policy settings and market conditions over a 60-year time frame. A lot can change over 60 years, and I note that at least some of the financial challenges Kāinga Ora faces are driven by the lack of investment by the previous Government in properly building and maintaining our public housing stock. On behalf of the Minister, in answer to the second part, I have received advice on Kāinga Ora's long-term financial sustainability and sought further advice from both the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development and Kāinga Ora on the issues raised. It is prudent to review funding settings, particularly when market conditions such as increasing build costs are changing. The Government will confirm any changes in funding settings if they are agreed, typically as part of the Budget process.