Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): I stand by the full statement: "Since Labour took office at the end of 2017, it's been one of our government's top priorities to fix the housing crisis we inherited. We're making good progress, but the problems caused by decades of under-investment in housing infrastructure, National's gutting of public housing and failure to build more, and no action on growing affordable housing, was never going to be fixed in a few years. The reality is it's going to take more time." In regards to KiwiBuild: yes. So far, 1,365 KiwiBuild homes have been built for Kiwi families and another 856 are currently under construction. I note that the previous National Government delivered over a hundred affordable homes in nine years through the special housing areas. I also note that the statements come from a column I wrote correcting inaccurate comments about the Budget—errors the member himself replicated in written parliamentary questions this week. 