Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): Happy to take a call and address that. We are working through with the locals on that. Of course it was opposed by the then local MP for Hutt South, Chris Bishop, before he was voted out, who led a community against having transitional and public housing on the land at Wood Street. So that kind of thing isn't helpful. But we have seen a number of National Party MPs opposing having public housing built in their communities, so it comes as no surprise to me that we get this from a party when they get the Treasury benches: they flog off public housing.