Hon PEENI HENARE: This Government is committed to the vision that all whānau have safe, healthy, affordable homes with secure tenure, across the Māori housing continuum. Our National Māori Housing Strategy was described by Māori architectural designer and writer Jade Kake as a "game changer". The purpose of the strategy is to provide strategic direction to current and future policy process and investment decisions that impact Māori housing. One of the priorities identified in the strategy is the need to grow and invest in Māori housing supply. Earlier in the year, we secured the largest investment Whai Kāinga, Whai Oranga ever made towards Māori housing. Whai Kāinga, Whai Oranga will include immediate housing supply and repairs but, more importantly, it will deliver support for Māori-led regional groups to scale up their housing developments over the next five to 10 years. In the development of the strategy, iwi and Māori have articulated clearly that we need to commit towards Māori-led local solutions. Whai Kāinga helps create that space to allow Māori housing solutions to thrive and, together, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development and Te Puni Kōkiri will move at pace to invest in an existing pipeline of Māori-led developments. 