Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister for Building and Construction): Since forming the task force last month to help resolve the plasterboard shortage, good progress is being made. There are now four alternative plasterboard products that meet the requirements of the building code—three of which meet standards for fire, water, and, importantly, bracing. The fourth meets fire and water, and bracing will be included in the 5 August update on the guidance. This will reduce any reluctance to specify them in plans or approve their use in building consents and product substitutions. There are now also 12 importers of plasterboard—four of whom are new entrants. And about 100 containers are currently on their way to New Zealand, holding approximately 220,000 square metres of plasterboard—enough for around 440 complete homes. These containers will be arriving in the coming weeks. We know there is more work to be done, but I want to thank the members of the task force for working at pace to provide significant progress on this problem.