We learnt that 21 percent of Kāinga Ora housing was compliant with the healthy homes standard and that 45,000 of the 68,000 homes will need to be renewed or replaced. The Minister updated us with the current figures and advised that Kāinga Ora continue to increase the pace of the healthy homes delivery programme. We also heard that Kāinga Ora has a current goal of 15 percent of its new public housing meeting universal housing standards. We also discussed topics such as feeling safe in public housing, community crime, addressing antisocial behaviour, managing construction providers and partners, the Public Service Commission investigation, and the Kāinga Ora debt profile. 