Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing) (remote): In answer to the first part of the question, yes. In regard to the OneRoof article, I made it clear to Kāinga Ora that it did not meet my expectations of Public Service neutrality, and that's why I communicated to them on 3 August to convey that the conduct did not meet those expectations for how Kāinga Ora should operate. It's also why I asked the Public Service Commissioner to investigate on 11 November, when I became aware of another example of minimisation within Kāinga Ora in relation to this matter. On that same day, I made it crystal clear to both the chair and the chief executive of Kāinga Ora that the organisation was not meeting my expectations about how seriously it needs to take its duty on public sector neutrality. 