Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: Seven centres will benefit from the first round of IAF funding, including Rotorua, Ōmokoroa, Napier, Kaikōura, Gisborne, New Plymouth, and, of course, Ōtaki. The IAF process means that we get the best value for our investment, rather than a blunt, one-size-fits-all approach. In Ōtaki, an application from Māori land owners, the Kāpiti Coast District Council, and private developers will see $29.3 million of IAF funds committed to upgrading water supply and roading, enabling an estimated 1,000 papa kāinga affordable and market homes. In Rotorua, we are investing $85 million in stormwater solutions which the Rotorua Lakes district council considers will enable over 3,000 homes in an intensification project.