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Kieran McAnulty
List MP · Labour Party
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28936
Recorded target Tama Potaka, Associate Minister of Housing
Question published
Will the $10 million allocated for local provider-driven solutions (including Homelessness Outreach, Housing Assistance Centres, additional transitional housing services and Immediate Access to Transitional Housing) be continued beyond 30 June 2026; if so, at what level and from what appropriation?
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29132
Recorded target Chris Bishop, Minister of Housing
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How much of the additional $14.54 million over the next year for support services to help people sleeping rough, announced on 17 June 2026, represents continuation of services previously funded, as opposed to new or expanded services?
Original response/referral lodged:
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29133
Recorded target Chris Bishop, Minister of Housing
Question published
Which appropriations or budget lines, if any, have been redirected to fund the additional $14.54 million for support services to help people sleeping rough, announced on 17 June 2026?
Original response/referral lodged:
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29134
Recorded target Chris Bishop, Minister of Housing
Question published
Of the additional $14.54 million over the next year for support services to help people sleeping rough, announced on 17 June 2026, how much is new funding and how much is reprioritised from existing budgets?
Original response/referral lodged:
Answered by
Hon Tama Potaka
Member for Hamilton West · National Party · Associate Minister of Housing
Answer
The $10 million allocated for local provider-driven solutions for the period from set up to 30 June 2026 has been allocated. An additional $14.5 million has been provided for a support package for 2026/27 from the transitional housing appropriation. Some of the proven initial services funded will be continued in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch. Outreach and other support services are also being expanded to six new locations: Tauranga, Whakatāne, New Plymouth, Napier, Whanganui and Waimakariri. $2.7 million of this funding is to extend the support to the six new locations.