RAWIRI WAITITI (Co-Leader—Te Paati Māori): Thank you, Madam Chair. Question: will there be funding for these excellent iwi prototypes like Ka Uruora from July 2023? Are Māori limited to the $780 million Whai Kāinga Whai Oranga funding, or can they apply for part of the $3 billion to meet the needs of their houseless whānau? If iwi prototypes like Ka Uruora are successful, will they be used for other investment like economic investment for whenua Māori? Māori make up over 50 percent of the waiting list for social housing; how many Māori will be placed in social housing this financial year? How many social houses will be constructed, completed, and let out this financial year? If the average house price is $850k and the bank requires a 20 percent deposit at interest rates for repayment pegged at 6 percent, how many Māori will be able to buy a house? Does the Minister acknowledge that the State subsidisation of market rents of up to $2.6 billion per annum distorts the true state of social housing provision? How many private speculated dwellings are subsidised by the market rent subsidy? Given the Minister's answers to the market rental subsidisation, why should this form of speculation not be taxed? Is the Minister aware that Aotearoa is one of the few countries in the OECD that has no capital gains or wealth tax?