Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: We asked the Commerce Commission to undertake the market study because of longstanding concerns about potential competition issues, and the draft report confirms there are issues that need to be addressed and explored further. With warm, dry, affordable housing underpinning so many other social, economic, and health outcomes, and given population growth and an increase in building consents over the last decade to over 50,000 houses per year, it's vital consumers get the best deal. We had a sense that there was work to be done to improve competition and outcomes for New Zealanders, and that's why we committed to delivering this building supplies market study as a key Labour Party manifesto commitment.