The ACT Party has written to Megan Woods and Judith Collins, who hatched this hare-brained scheme, in our view, and we've said, "Here's a couple of things that could be done if you really want to make it work. Number one: fund the infrastructure." Last year central government got $2 billion in GST collected on residential construction of new homes, and they kept it all. Councils have to do all the infrastructure but central government gets all the money. We say, split it 50:50. A billion dollars to councils that issue resource consents and building consents for new residential homes would fix and fill the infrastructure gap so they could actually afford to make this policy work. The second thing we'd say is that "If the modelling relied on using Auckland's mixed housing urban and mixed housing suburban zones to increase housing, why not just use those zones?" Dump this new radical medium-density residential standard that allows an 8-metre wall 1 metre from your boundary and there's nothing you can do about it, and actually use familiar zones already in place.