Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): It's probably useful to signal members that it's my intention, through the course of the hour that I'm here for this committee, to let questions bank up. I will answer the question that's there, but I think probably a better use of the time in that way. The $355 million that the member asked about in his question—for the redesign of the emergency housing—yes, this work has been progressing in terms of it is under way. It provides to take the first steps—the focus of that redesign being on improving the wellbeing of people in emergency housing, improving the suitability of accommodation and support for the people in urgent housing need, and also enabling Māori-led or kaupapa Māori solutions to address urgent housing needs. When we look at the breakdown of the number of people who are in emergency housing, we see a predominance of Māori, way above what the population would be. The intention is to target that towards Hamilton and Wellington. This will need to be place based. It will need to be working with the local communities for approaches that make sense in that location, just as we've been working with local providers in Rotorua.