A concern has been raised with the Green Party via Lifemark, who are the organisation in this country who accredits universal design, where they've said that Kāinga Ora's measure of full accessible design allows a house with stairs into that house to be said to meet the full universal design standard—something that they would not consider near full universal design. So they've raised concerns of kind of disability washing. Also recognising that the Minister has not committed to protect funding for retrofitting Kāinga Ora houses or homes in the face of increased funding pressures within that organisation, and that the Government has not bothered to incentivise universal design through KiwiBuild, or create a preferential ballot for disabled people to the accessible homes that might be built through KiwiBuild, and hasn't even bothered to collect data on how many houses choose to incorporate universal design standards through the KiwiBuild scheme, despite a significant amount of Government money and resource going into that scheme, and that the Government has not updated the building code to improve the accessibility of residential properties.