Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I stand by my full response for determining the increase to First Home Grants and Loan caps. They are based on prices in the lower quartile part of the market, which is where many first-home buyers are purchasing. I will remind that member that the package has two distinct components: demand measures and supply measures. The member is confusing our Government's help for first-home buyers with the supply side component of our package. In answer to the second part of the member's question, the intent of the $3.8 billion Housing Acceleration Fund is to increase supply by creating build-ready land for housing to be built on. This is something that councils and developers have told us is missing from the system, and we are acting on it. This fund is there to enable houses to be built. Within the fund, there is an allocation as part of the Land for Housing Programme to focus on non-market outcomes such as pace and affordability. The Housing Acceleration Fund will begin making investments in the second half of this year, and work will commence within the next 12 to 18 months. By the end of June, I will take the final design, including criteria, to Cabinet, and I expect the criteria will include a performance framework to measure its success.