We're also going to roll out the Healthy Homes Initiative to an additional nine new regions, which means more insulation, curtains, beds, bedding, minor repairs, floor coverings, ventilation, heating sources—all of the things that decrease hospitalisations and the incidence of things like rheumatic fever in this country. On top of this, we'll get on with building more housing and continuing to overcome the housing crisis we inherited. Kāinga Ora and community housing providers will deliver over 2,000 additional public housing places—that's adding to the 8,700 delivered since November 2017. And while I note some members on the front bench of the Opposition may laugh, these are numbers that far outstrip anything that Government ever managed to build while they were in Government, when their focus was on selling down public housing stock rather than building the homes that we need. Whai Kāinga Whai Oranga and the Māori Infrastructure Fund will also see the delivery of approximately 1,000 new homes, repairs to 700 homes, and 2,700 additional infrastructure-enabled sites. Now, together, these represent the greatest investment ever in Māori housing.