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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • What is the Government's response to the Homelessness Insights report to 31 March 2026, released on 17 June 2026, recording that providers in Napier worked with substantially more people living without shelter from October 2025 to March…

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

The Government has responded by earmarking $2.7 million of the additional $14.54 million announced on 17 June for support services to help people sleeping rough in six new locations over the next year, and Napier is one of those locations.

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Ginny Andersen

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, investigations into meals provided to schools were closed during the week of June 8th 2026; if any, what were the findings of the investigation?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I am advised by the Ministry of Education that it closed five meal investigations during the week of 8 June 2026. None were serious enough to warrant further investigation by New Zealand Food Safety. Investigation findings included: •…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • 29112

    When will the support services funded by the $2.7 million announced on 17 June 2026 begin operating in each of Tauranga, Whakatāne, New Plymouth, Napier, Whanganui and Waimakariri?

  • 29120

    How is the $2.7 million announced on 17 June 2026 to extend support to six additional locations to be allocated between Tauranga, Whakatāne, New Plymouth, Napier, Whanganui and Waimakariri?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

I am advised that the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development is negotiating with providers on the services to be delivered.

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Ginny Andersen

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, investigations into meals provided to schools were opened during the week of June 8th 2026?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I am advised the Ministry of Education opened four meal investigations during the week of 8 June 2026. None were serious enough to warrant further investigation by New Zealand Food Safety.

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many people were sleeping rough in each of Tauranga, Whakatāne, New Plymouth, Napier, Whanganui and Waimakariri when the decision to fund support services there, announced on 17 June 2026, was made?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

The Homelessness Insights Report cites the latest figures for most of these areas. For those areas not described in the Homelessness Insights Report, severe housing deprivation figures are available, supplemented with information from the…

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Ginny Andersen

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How much, if anything, was paid to an external supplier to collect uneaten meals during the week of June 8th 2026?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

Costs for collecting surplus meals are generally included in each supplier’s per-meal rate. The exception is one supplier, where an additional Friday pickup has been included at the request of schools and is invoiced monthly. I am advised…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • What evidence, if any, indicates that the $2.7 million announced on 17 June 2026 is sufficient to meet the rough sleeping need across the six additional locations of Tauranga, Whakatāne, New Plymouth, Napier, Whanganui and Waimakariri?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

This additional investment is a targeted boost to expand immediate support services for people who need a home right now. However, it is not the only response in these locations to meet the need of those rough sleeping. This funding…

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Ginny Andersen

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, uneaten meals were collected at the end of the school day by an external supplier during the week of June 8th 2026?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I am advised by the Ministry of Education that surplus numbers reported from external model suppliers for the week 8 June 2026 was 85,088 (14.1 percent of total meals).

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • 29118

    Which other locations with identified unmet need, if any, were considered but not selected to receive funding under the $2.7 million expansion to six additional locations announced on 17 June 2026?

  • 29123

    What criteria were used to select Tauranga, Whakatāne, New Plymouth, Napier, Whanganui and Waimakariri as the six additional locations to receive a share of the $2.7 million announced on 17 June 2026 to extend support to people sleeping…

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

Dunedin, Gisborne, Hastings, Whangārei and the Far North were also considered. The six additional locations (Tauranga, Whakatāne, New Plymouth, Napier, Whanganui and Waimakariri) were selected based on an insights gathered during the…

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Ginny Andersen

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, meals were thrown out by schools during the week of June 8th 2026?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I am advised by the Ministry of Education that schools in the school lunches programme are required to return surplus meals to their supplier. I refer the Member to my response to written parliamentary question 29117 (2026).

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Jan Tinetti

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, new Early Childhood Education centres opened during the week of June 8th 2026?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I am advised by the Ministry of Education that one new licence was granted during the week of 8 June 8 2026.

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Jan Tinetti

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, Early Childhood Education centres permanently closed during the week of June 8th 2026?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

None.

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Jan Tinetti

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, Early Childhood Education centres got their licenses cancelled by the Ministry of Education during the week of June 8th 2026?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

None.

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many people experiencing homelessness does the Government estimate the additional $14.54 million for support services announced on 17 June 2026 will assist over the next year?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

While it is difficult to estimate the number of people experiencing homelessness who will be supported by this additional investment, the locally led short-term actions announced late last year have made a difference. For example, between…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How was the figure of $14.54 million, announced on 17 June 2026 as additional support over the next year for people sleeping rough, determined, and what assessment of need informed it?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

An additional $14.54 million over the next year for support services to help people sleeping rough was provided to allow for the continuance of selected short-term actions in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch and the…

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Jan Tinetti

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, Early Childhood Education centres got their licenses suspended by the Ministry of Education during the week of June 8th 2026?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I am advised by the Ministry of Education that five licenses were suspended during the week of 8 June 8 2026.

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • 29128

    What will happen to the services funded by the additional $14.54 million for support services announced on 17 June 2026 once the one-year funding period ends?

  • 29130

    Why is the additional $14.54 million for support services to help people sleeping rough, announced on 17 June 2026, committed only for the next year rather than on a multi-year basis?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

These are short term actions that are funded to address homelessness in specific locations and decisions have not been made about what will happen to the services at the end of their contracted terms.

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Jan Tinetti

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, Early Childhood Education centres got their licenses reclassified as a provisional license by the Ministry of Education during the week of June 8th 2026?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I am advised by the Ministry of Education that one provisional licence was issued during the week of 8 June 8 2026.

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Which existing rough sleeper support services in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington or Christchurch, if any, were at risk of ending before the additional $14.54 million for support services announced on 17 June 2026 extended their funding?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

I am advised that all of the services that were extended had been provided with time bound funding in September 2025 which had been due to expire.

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Jan Tinetti

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, written directions have been issued by the Ministry of Education towards an Early Childhood Education centre during the week of 8th June 2026?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

None.

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Jan Tinetti

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, children were attending early childhood centres during the week of 8th June 2026; broken down by region?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I refer the Member to the attached table showing the number of children attending early childhood centres during the week of 8 June 2026, broken down by region.

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Jan Tinetti

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many, if any, early childhood centres were in operation during the week of 8th June 2026; broken down by region?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I am advised by the Ministry of Education that there were 4371 early learning services operating in the week of 8 June 2026.

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Jan Tinetti

List MP · Labour Party

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  • What advice, if any, has he received about Early Childhood Education during the week of June 8th 2026?

Answered by

Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Associate Minister of Education

Answer

I received the following advice from the Ministry of Education about Early Childhood Education during the week of 8 June 2026: • 12 June 2026: Report - Drawing down the balance of the tagged contingency established for the transfer of ECE…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Does he stand by his statement at the Social Services and Community Committee on 17 June 2026 that the data in the Homelessness Insights report is "variable" and "not tier one data", and which specific data sources in that report does he…

Answered by

Hon Tama Potaka

Member for Hamilton West · National Party · Associate Minister of Housing

Answer

Yes. People living without shelter can be very transient and their circumstances may change from night to night. This combined with a history of trauma that leaves many with a distrust in authority, means that it can be very difficult to…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), what was the original agreed scope and what is the revised scope of the Conical Hill Flyline at Hanmer Springs?

Answered by

Hon Shane Jones

List MP · NZ First · Minister for Regional Development

Answer

Hurunui District Council was approved funding to deliver a fly-ride on Conical Hill. The funding recipient has subsequently decided to withdraw from the contract.

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), what is the revised expected completion date for the new Whanganui Hub, and which facilities included in the original scope will no longer be delivered?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister for Infrastructure

Answer

The original scope of the new Whanganui Hub included a new Police Hub Building and a Custodial Care Facility. The revised scope for the IRG-funded portion includes only the Custodial Facility and has a revised completion date of June 2027.…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), what was the original budget and the current estimated cost of the new Whanganui Hub, and has any funding been returned to the Crown?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister for Infrastructure

Answer

The original budget for the new Whanganui Hub and Custodial Facility was $25 million. The current estimated cost of the Custodial Facility is $25 million with the estimated cost of the new Whanganui Hub to be confirmed once the design is…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), what was the original agreed scope and what is the reduced scope of the new Whanganui Hub for New Zealand Police?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister for Infrastructure

Answer

The original scope of the new Whanganui Hub agreed under the IRG “Shovel Ready” programme included construction of a NZ Police hub building and a custodial care facility. Only the custodial facility will now be delivered under the IRG…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), of the total Crown funding committed to the Te Whau Pathway, how much has been spent and how much, if any, has been returned to the Crown?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister for Infrastructure

Answer

Crown funding spent to 23 June 2026: $36.87 million. $0 Crown funding has been returned to Crown.

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), how many kilometres of the originally agreed Te Whau Pathway will not be delivered under the reduced scope, and does the Government intend to fund the remaining sections?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister for Infrastructure

Answer

Approximately 2.4km of pathway ~700m of pathway will not be delivered under the reduced scope. The Government currently does not intend to fund the remaining sections under the IRG Shovel ready programme

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), which infrastructure works originally agreed for the Tara-Ika Growth Area will not be delivered under the reduced scope?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister for Infrastructure

Answer

The full scope will be delivered over time by Horowhenua District Council but outside of the IRG Shovel ready programme to fit in with another wider programme.

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), what was the original agreed scope, including the length of pathway, and what is the reduced scope now to be delivered for the Te Whau Pathway?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister for Infrastructure

Answer

Original scope – Construction of approx. 4km of 4m wide boardwalk and 1km of concrete path to contribute towards the 15km long shared pathway. Reduced Scope to be delivered - Construction of approx. 1.6km of 4m wide boardwalk and 270m of…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), what is the current expected completion date for the Northwestern Busway, and has it changed from the original funding agreement?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister for Infrastructure

Answer

Current expected completion date: October 2026 Original funding agreement completion date: March 2024

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), has the total cost of, or Crown funding for, the Northwestern Busway changed as a result of the contract split?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister for Infrastructure

Answer

I am advised the contract split is not considered to have increased the total cost of the IRG funded components of the Northwestern Busway. Rather, significant increases in land acquisition and project cost escalation pressures increased…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), why was delivery of the Northwestern Busway split from one delivery agent to two, being Auckland Transport and the NZ Transport Agency?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister for Infrastructure

Answer

New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) and Auckland Transport (AT) are jointly delivering the Northwestern Busway programme. The transfer of some responsibilities from AT to NZTA for the Westgate Station and Brigham Creek land components of…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), what is the revised expected completion date for The Theatre Royal, and how does it compare with the date set out in the original funding agreement?

Answered by

Hon Shane Jones

List MP · NZ First · Minister for Regional Development

Answer

The initial completion date was October 2023, which has now been revised to December 2026.

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), has the Crown's funding contribution to The Theatre Royal changed, and what is the current total estimated project cost and the share now met by Timaru District Council?

Answered by

Hon Shane Jones

List MP · NZ First · Minister for Regional Development

Answer

The funding contribution has not changed. Information regarding total project costs is commercially sensitive, and I do not consider it is in the public interest to release.

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), what was the original agreed scope and what is the revised scope of The Theatre Royal project delivered by Timaru District Council?

Answered by

Hon Shane Jones

List MP · NZ First · Minister for Regional Development

Answer

The initial scope was to support the upgrade of the Timaru Theatre Royal and construction of a connected heritage facility. This has now been revised to the separation of construction work into two stages to have the heritage museum be…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), what is the current expected completion date for the Dawson Falls Lodge development, and which milestones under the funding agreement remain outstanding?

Answered by

Hon Shane Jones

List MP · NZ First · Minister for Regional Development

Answer

Kānoa – Regional Economic Development & Investment Unit is currently working with the funding recipient regarding the expected completion date. Information regarding milestones is commercially sensitive, and I do not consider it is in the…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), what was the total Crown funding committed to the Dawson Falls Lodge development, how much has been paid to date, and has any been returned to the Crown?

Answered by

Hon Shane Jones

List MP · NZ First · Minister for Regional Development

Answer

No funding has been returned to the Crown. You can find a full list of all Kānoa – Regional Economic Development & Investment Unit managed projects on the Grow Regions website. This provides details of each project, including approved and…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Further to reply 24306 (2026), what was the original agreed scope and what is the revised scope of the Dawson Falls Lodge development delivered by Te Rere o Kapuni Limited?

Answered by

Hon Shane Jones

List MP · NZ First · Minister for Regional Development

Answer

The initial scope was to support the refurbishment of the Dawson Falls Lodge. This was revised to support the demolition and rebuild of the lodge.

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • As part of the Government's review of social housing allocation, is it considering maximum limits on how long a tenant may remain in a social house, or new obligations on social housing tenants, and if so what is being considered?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

The Government has agreed in principle to a proposed policy direction for the social housing review. As part of our second key shift focussed on improving flows out of social housing to housing independence, the Government is exploring…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • On whose advice was the accessible-homes target removed from Kāinga Ora's Statement of Performance Expectations, what proportion of Kāinga Ora's housing stock is currently accessible, and what is the current wait time for applicants…

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that the 2025/26 Statement of Performance Expectations (SPE) was developed in line with the organisation’s refocusing on their core mandate endorsed through the turnaround plan. To ensure the…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • What is the basis for his estimate that approximately 29 percent of social housing tenants could afford a lower-quartile market rent, does that estimate count the income of all members of a household or only the named tenant, and will he…

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

I am advised that the estimate referred to is based on analysis of total household income, not just main tenant income, relative to prevailing lower-quartile market rents for a house of the size the household would require in the area…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • How many social housing households does he estimate will pay higher rent as a result of the change to income-related rent subsidies, and what is the estimated average weekly increase?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

This estimate was included in material released as part of Budget 2026. Modelling undertaken for Budget 2026 indicates that around 84,000 social housing households will face an increase in the rent they pay as a result of the change to…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • Does he stand by his statement at the Social Services and Community Committee on 17 June 2026 that there is "no particular science" to the setting of the income-related rent contribution rate that determines what social housing tenants pay?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

The setting of the income-related rent contribution reflects a range of policy considerations, including affordability for tenants, fairness, and the sustainability of the social housing system. My comments made at the Social Services and…

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Kieran McAnulty

List MP · Labour Party

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  • What modelling, if any, did the Government undertake to set the social housing income-related rent contribution at 30 percent of a tenant's income, up from 25 percent, and will he release that modelling?

Answered by

Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

Answer

Analysis and modelling informed decisions on incomerelated rent settings, including consideration of household incomes, affordability, and the overall sustainability of the social housing system. This modelling is highlevel and is intended…

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Vanushi Walters

List MP · Labour Party

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  • 29164

    On what date, if any, did he discuss the designation of Jaish Al Adl as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 with the Chief Executive of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet?

  • 29174

    On what date, if any, did he discuss the designation of The Shining Path as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 with the Chief Executive of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet?

Answered by

Rt Hon Christopher Luxon

Member for Botany · National Party · Prime Minister

Answer

In my capacity as Prime Minister, I am the responsible minister for the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (DPMC). I discussed the designation of Jaish Al Adl and Shining Path as terrorism entities under the Terrorism Suppression…

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Vanushi Walters

List MP · Labour Party

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  • 29165

    On what date, if any, did he agree to allow the designation of Jaish Al Adl as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 to lapse?

  • 29166

    On what date, if any, did he read the 2026 statement of case regarding the designation of Jaish Al Adl as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002?

  • 29167

    On what date, if any, was his office provided with a copy of the 2026 statement of case regarding the designation of Jaish Al Adl as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002?

  • 29168

    On what date, if any, was he provided with a copy of the 2026 statement of case regarding the designation of Jaish Al Adl as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002?

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  • 29169

    On what date, if any, did the Chief Executive of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet recommend to him that the designation of Jaish Al Adl as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 be allowed to lapse?

  • 29170

    Did the Chief Executive of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet recommend to him that the designation of Jaish Al Adl as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 be allowed to lapse?

  • 29175

    On what date, if any, did he agree to allow the designation of The Shining Path as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 to lapse?

  • 29176

    On what date, if any, did he read the 2026 statement of case regarding the designation of The Shining Path as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002?

  • 29177

    On what date, if any, was he provided with a copy of the 2026 statement of case regarding the designation of The Shining Path as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002?

  • 29178

    On what date, if any, was his office provided with a copy of the 2026 statement of case regarding the designation of The Shining Path as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002?

  • 29179

    On what date, if any, did the Chief Executive of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet recommend to him that the designation of The Shining Path as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 be allowed to lapse?

  • 29180

    Did the Chief Executive of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet recommend to him that the designation of The Shining Path as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 be allowed to lapse?

Answered by

Rt Hon Christopher Luxon

Member for Botany · National Party · Prime Minister

Answer

In my capacity as Prime Minister, I am the responsible minister for the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (DPMC). The advice I received from DPMC conveyed the National Security Board’s recommendation to allow the designations of…

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Vanushi Walters

List MP · Labour Party

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  • 29171

    On what dates in 2026, if any, did the National Security Board meet regarding the designation of Jaish Al Adl as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002?

  • 29172

    On what date, if any, did the National Security Board recommend that the designation of Jaish Al Adl as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 be allowed to lapse?

  • 29173

    Did the National Security Board recommend that the designation of Jaish Al Adl as a terrorist entity under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 be allowed to lapse?

Answered by

Rt Hon Christopher Luxon

Member for Botany · National Party · Prime Minister

Answer

In my capacity as Prime Minister, I am the responsible minister for the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. I am advised that the National Security Board met regarding the designation of Jaish Al Adl as a terrorist entity under…