Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: The practice of buying in more houses than we are building that had been developed over the previous decade needed to stop, and we have done that. Since we took office, we've seen the proportion of houses bought in from the private market drastically reduce. For example, in 2012, 63 percent of all new State houses were buy-ins. This compares to an average around 23 percent under this Government. In limited circumstances we continue to buy in houses where there is a clear requirement, such as to address urgent demand in locations where stock is limited or where a property is strategically located and beneficial to acquire. We expect the proportion of buy-ins to continue to decline as our public house build programme ramps up.