Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: Today, I announced the Government is establishing a ministerial task force of leading construction and supply chain experts to develop further measures to ease the plasterboard shortage that New Zealand's building sector is currently facing. Fletcher Building, with its Gib brand, currently makes up around 95 percent of New Zealand's plasterboard market and has not been able to keep up with current demands. And this, as we all know, is having a significant negative impact on construction companies across the country—both big and small. The task force will develop quick solutions for the current supply chain constraints, such as examining whether legislative or regulatory change is needed, and streamlining the use of products approved elsewhere to be used here. Additionally, yesterday I wrote to Fletcher Building seeking confirmation that they would not enforce their trademark to protect the use of the colours of the Gib products, which can be a significant barrier to importing alternative plasterboard products. I'm happy to confirm they are not enforcing their trademarks and have assured me they will not do so until May 2023.