The last particular for me—which, as a new MP, was probably my Budget highlight—is the launching of the Housing Acceleration Fund. This was to tip the balance in favour of first-home buyers and speed up the pace and scale of house building. One of the biggest issues we have in Porirua is our infrastructure under the ground. In order to build more housing, we have to absolutely strengthen the infrastructure underneath. So we were really fortunate that in July this year, Eastern Porirua was the first to reap the benefit of that Government Housing Acceleration Fund. I'm really grateful to the Minister Megan Woods for $136 million to unlock capacity for an additional 2,000 homes. This funding goes to the replacement of water infrastructure to service existing and future homes and address long-term degradation to our harbour, Te Awarua-o-Porirua. It also goes to addressing land remediation and development work around Cannons Creek—again, a low-decile area—and, together with the water infrastructure, will help the capacity for the additional 2,000 homes but also some of the work around Bothamley Park, which is one of our parks towards Porirua East. So that particular housing acceleration fund wouldn't have gone ahead without the working together of both our local council, Porirua City Council, our local iwi, Ngāti Toa iwi, and central government, and so I thank our mayor, Anita Baker. I also thank the CEO of Ngāti Toa iwi, who is Helmut Modlik, and the Minister, again, for working together to come together with a package in order to help the 2,000 homes being built.