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Question 5231 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    Further to his reply to Question 628 (2026), how much, if anything, did Kāinga Ora spend on infrastructure projects in its Mount Roskill Large Scale Project in 2024/25?

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that this level of breakdown is not available. The combined land development and infrastructure cost for FY25 for the Mount Roskill LSP is $78 million.

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Question 5232 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    How many, if any, Kāinga Ora properties with ten or more units in Auckland have all units either vacant or removed from service and for each such property, where is it located, how many units are there and what plans, if any, does Kāinga…

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities advises me that five properties in Auckland with ten or more units have all units vacant or removed from service. Eleven units in Morning Star Place, Mount Albert, have been removed from service and are…

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Question 5233 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    How many homes, if any, does Kāinga Ora expect to enable in each of its Large Scale Projects in 2025/26 and in each of the following five years?

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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I refer the Member to the attachment provided by Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities.

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Question 5234 (2026)

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    How many, if any, vacant Kāinga Ora sites in Auckland, other than in Large Scale Projects, previously had houses on them that were demolished and for each such site, where is it located, how many houses were demolished and when did the…

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that 522 houses were demolished across 307 sites. I refer the Member to the attachment provided by Kāinga Ora. Given the amount of information, this is provided as a summary by financial year,…

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Question 5235 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    How much, if anything, had Kāinga Ora spent on its School Road, Kingsland, Auckland development site prior to the project being abandoned and how much, if any, of the funds spent were written off?

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that there was $767,215 of operating and capital expenditure on 1A School Road, Auckland. Of this, $586,163 in capital expenditure was written off owing to the project being cancelled. Kāinga…

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Question 5236 (2026)

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    How many homes, if any, did Kāinga Ora demolish on its now vacant property in School Road, Kingsland, Auckland and when were any such homes demolished?

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that 14 homes were demolished at the now vacant site at 1A School Road, Kingsland. Eleven homes were demolished in January 2024 and two in February 2024.

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Question 5237 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    Did any of his policies, directions, expectations communicated to Kāinga Ora or funding decisions contribute to Kāinga Ora's decision to abandon its 41-unit development in School Road, Kingsland, Auckland, if so, how?

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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No. Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that the proposed development was not commercially viable. Kāinga Ora needs to ensure it is getting best value for money and delivering houses in the areas of greatest need. The resource…

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Question 5239 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    Why has Kāinga Ora not started development of its vacant property in School Road, Kingsland, Auckland?

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that it is considering options for the School Road site. Kāinga Ora expect to complete this process soon.

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Question 5144 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), have officials assessed whether the current supply of social and private rental housing is sufficient to meet demand from the 1,038 households not yet in stable housing, and if so, what were the findings?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I am advised that Ministry of Housing and Urban Development officials are working with providers to place households in the Housing First programme but not yet in stable housing into suitable accommodation. This can include placement into…

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Question 5145 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), what measures are in place to ensure long-term tenancy sustainment for households placed into housing through the Housing First programme, and what proportion of households placed in the past three years remain…

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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The Housing First programme is structured and resourced to fund specialised providers to work with households experiencing chronic homelessness, sleeping rough or in other places not designed for habitation (such as cars), for at least 12…

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Question 5146 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), what is the current average wait time for a household to be placed into stable housing after entering the Housing First programme, broken down by region?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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The Housing First programme is structured and resourced to fund specialised providers to work with households experiencing chronic homelessness, sleeping rough or in other places not designed for habitation (such as cars), for at least 12…

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Question 5147 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), how many Housing First providers are participating in leasing homes from the private rental market under the $7 million initiative, and in which regions are they operating?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I have provided a table listing the seven Housing First providers along with the separate Community Housing Providers (CHPs) providing the accommodation listed where the Housing First provider is not also the CHP. I refer the member to the…

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Question 5148 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), what is the expected average cost per placement from the $7 million allocation, and how was this calculated?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I am advised that the $7 million allocation for social housing places to accommodate people being supported through Housing First was arrived at by considering the range of expected costs of between $28,300 to $37,200 per place per annum…

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Question 5149 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), how many of the 300 social housing places funded through the $7 million allocation had been secured and tenanted as at 31 December 2025?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to my response to written question 591 (2026).

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Question 5150 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), of the $7 million allocated for 300 social housing places for people already receiving support through Housing First, how much had been contracted or spent as at 31 December 2025?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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As at 28 January 2026, there had been 159 Housing First placements into social homes made available following the announcement on 5 September 2025. This achievement saw around half of the $7 million committed.

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Question 5151 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), what proportion of households who entered the Housing First programme during the 2025 calendar year were placed into stable housing within (a) three months, (b) six months, and (c) twelve months?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to the attached table for WPQ 5151 (2026).

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Question 5152 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), how many households exited the Housing First programme during the 2025 calendar year, and of those, how many exited to stable housing?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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For the Housing First programme, ‘exit from housing’ and ‘exit from the programme’ are independent outcomes. A household may exit the programme for various reasons and continue to stay in the housing placement found via the programme, and…

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Question 5153 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), how many of the 1,038 households not yet housed in a stable home were currently in emergency housing, transitional housing, temporary accommodation, or were sleeping rough?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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While service providers collect some information on accommodation circumstances as households enter the service and continues in the service, the Housing First programme specifically targets people experiencing chronic homelessness, whose…

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Question 5154 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), of the 1,038 households not yet housed in a stable home as at 31 December 2025, how long had those households been in service on average and at the median?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to the attached table.

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Question 5155 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    Further to WPQ 611 (2026), of the 3,606 households in service of the Housing First programme as at 31 December 2025, how many were located in each region?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to the attached table for WPQ 5155 (2026).

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Question 5156 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 694 (2026), what steps, if any, is Kāinga Ora taking at a national level to reduce systemic consenting bottlenecks, including engagement with central government agencies or regulatory reform initiatives?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that it works with more than 20 councils and regularly engages with delivery partners and HUD to provide feedback and contribute to regulatory reforms aimed at reducing consenting bottlenecks.

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Question 5157 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 694 (2026), what is the projected impact of current consenting and build partner constraints on Kāinga Ora’s delivery targets for 2026/27 and 2027/28?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that it is mitigating 2026/27 delivery risks by strengthening engagement with councils, improving design and pipeline visibility, and securing earlier funding approvals. Forecasts for 2027/28…

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Question 5158 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 694 (2026), has Kāinga Ora assessed whether consenting delays are linked to workforce shortages within local authorities, and if so, what were the findings?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that it monitors drivers of consenting delays and understands many councils face staffing pressures across planning and specialist functions, contributing to longer processing times. We work…

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Question 5159 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 694 (2026), what criteria are used to determine when to supplement build partner capacity or implement six-day work weeks, and what additional costs, if any, are associated with these measures?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that it supplements build partner capacity or uses six day work weeks when delivery risks are high and local capacity is constrained. Six day working brings forward completion by re sequencing…

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Question 5160 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    Further to WPQ 694 (2026), in the Eastern North Island and West Coast South Island where build partner capacity is identified as a constraint, how many projects have been affected, and what is the estimated delay attributable to capacity…

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that it does not hold data that isolates delays attributable solely to build partner capacity.

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Question 5161 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 694 (2026), what specific actions has Kāinga Ora taken in Auckland to improve coordination with Auckland Council and utility providers, and what measurable improvements, if any, have resulted?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that it has increased early engagement with Auckland Council and utility providers and improved forward visibility of demand. This is strengthening alignment and helping identify bottlenecks…

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Question 5162 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 694 (2026), how many total homes originally forecast for delivery in 2025/26 have now been deferred to 2026/27 for any reason?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that approximately 250 homes originally forecast for 2025/26 have been re forecast to 2026/27 due to extended consent and engineering approval timeframes and council plan changes. Earlier…

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Question 5163 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 694 (2026), what is the estimated financial impact, if any, of the consenting delays on the 18 reforecast projects, including cost escalation or holding costs?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that consenting delays have mainly resulted in deferred rental income and, in some cases, additional redesign work. There are no cost escalation or holding costs. Impacts vary by project and…

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Question 5164 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 694 (2026), which specific councils and utility providers are experiencing the most significant consenting delays affecting Kāinga Ora projects, and what are the average consent processing times in those areas compared with…

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that consenting delays are most significant in Nelson/Marlborough/West Coast, Central regions and the Eastern North Island, with average approval times of ~75 working days. In some areas,…

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Question 5165 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 694 (2026), of the 18 projects (119 homes) reforecast from 2025/26 to 2026/27 due to consenting delays, in which regions are those projects located, and what is the average length of delay per project?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities advises me that around 250 homes have been re forecast from 2025/26 to 2026/27 due to extended consenting and engineering approval timeframes. Affected projects are in Auckland, Bay of Plenty, the Eastern…

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Question 5189 (2026)

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Francisco Hernandez

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    What is the current level of compliance, if any, within the Minister’s departments, agencies, crown entities and any other bodies that the Minister is responsible for, if any, with NZ Government Web Standards, which require public sector…

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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Te Tūāpapa Kura Kāinga – Ministry of Housing and Urban Development website content is developed in compliance with New Zealand Government Web Standards. The Ministry is committed to making improvements, including using automated and manual…

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Question 4173 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    Further to WPQ 612 (2026), what is the current average wait time for placement into Housing First in each of the targeted regions?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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Placement in suitable housing and acceptance into the Housing First service does not necessarily occur at the same time, with households accepted into the service as the first step and placement into housing occurring once suitable…

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Question 4174 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 612 (2026), of the 337 people identified as sleeping rough, how many were unable to be placed into housing due to capacity constraints, eligibility issues, or other barriers, and what were the primary reasons recorded?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to the response in written question 4175 (2026).

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Question 4175 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 612 (2026), of the 337 people identified as sleeping rough, how many were referred to Housing First providers, and how many have since been placed into housing through Housing First, if any?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I am advised that the Ministry of Social Development’s (the Ministry) Tactical Plan seeks to refocus existing Ministry resources to support the Government’s efforts to address rough sleeping. In locations where the Ministry of Housing and…

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Question 4176 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 612 (2026), what evaluation mechanisms are in place to assess the effectiveness of the Tactical Plan for Rough Sleepers, if any, and when was it last formally evaluated?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to the response in written question 4175 (2026).

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Question 4177 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    Further to WPQ 612 (2026), is funding for the Tactical Plan for Rough Sleepers baseline or time-limited, and if so, when is the current funding due to expire?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to the response in written question 4175 (2026).

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Question 4178 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 612 (2026), how many full-time equivalent staff are allocated to the Tactical Plan for Rough Sleepers, broken down by region?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to the response in written question 4175 (2026).

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Question 4179 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 612 (2026), what is the total annual cost of the Tactical Plan for Rough Sleepers, including staffing, co-location arrangements, and Emergency Housing Support Service funding?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to the response in written question 4175 (2026).

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Question 4180 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 612 (2026), how does the Ministry of Social Development define “sleeping rough” for reporting purposes, and what verification processes, if any, are used to confirm this status?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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The Ministry of Social Development (the Ministry) has advised me that they do not define rough sleeping, however generally operates according to the Stats NZ definitions of homelessness and severe housing deprivation. Please see:…

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Question 4181 (2026)

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    Further to WPQ 612 (2026), how does the Ministry of Social Development define “engaged” for the purposes of reporting on the Tactical Plan for Rough Sleepers?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to the response in written question 4175 (2026).

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Question 4182 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    Further to WPQ 612 (2026), what criteria were used to select Auckland, Waikato, Napier, Rotorua, Wellington, and Canterbury as the targeted locations for the Tactical Plan for Rough Sleepers, and were any other regions assessed but not…

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to the response in written question 4175 (2026).

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Question 4183 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    Further to WPQ 612 (2026), how many of the 577 people engaged under the Tactical Plan for Rough Sleepers as at 28 January 2026 were engaged in each of Auckland, Waikato, Napier, Rotorua, Wellington, and Canterbury, and of those, how many…

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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I refer the member to the response in written question 4175 (2026).

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Question 4242 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    What aides-mémoire, briefings, memos, notes, reports, or any other advice, if any, has the Minister or their Office received during the week beginning 9 February 2026, listed by agency, title and date received?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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The titles of 2 papers have been withheld in accordance with SR 199/6 as they are under active consideration and it is not in the public interest to release. HUD 13-Feb HUD2026-009136 Weekly report 13 February 2026 KO 12/02/2026…

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Question 4244 (2026)

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    What aides-mémoire, briefings, memos, notes, reports, or any other advice, if any, has the Minister or their Office received during the week beginning 9 February 2026, listed by agency, title and date received?

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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The titles of an additional eight papers have been withheld in accordance with SR 199/6 as they are under active consideration and it is not in the public interest to release. • MBIE - 12/02/2026 – N/A - December 2025 and January 2026…

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Question 4344 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    What papers, if any, did the Minister take to Cabinet during the week beginning 9 February 2026, by title and date?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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None.

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Question 4346 (2026)

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    What papers, if any, did the Minister take to Cabinet during the week beginning 9 February 2026, by title and date?

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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As Minister of Housing, I took no papers to Cabinet during the week beginning 9 February 2026.

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Question 4447 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    What aides-mémoire, briefings, memos, notes, reports, or any other advice, if any, has the Minister or their Office received during the week beginning 2 February 2026, listed by agency, title and date received?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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The titles of X papers have been withheld in accordance with SR 199/6 as they are under active consideration and it is not in the public interest to release. HUD 3/02/2026 HUD2026-009113 Iwi chair talking points - Severe weather events HUD…

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Question 4448 (2026)

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Kieran McAnulty

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    What aides-mémoire, briefings, memos, notes, reports, or any other advice, if any, has the Minister or their Office received during the week beginning 2 February 2026, listed by agency, title and date received?

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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The title of one paper has been withheld in accordance with SR 199/6 as they are under active consideration and it is not in the public interest to release. • MBIE - 2/02/2026 - BRIEFING-REQ-0026524 - Temporary Accommodation Service…

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    What papers, if any, did the Minister take to Cabinet during the week beginning 2 February 2026, by title and date?

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Hon Tama Potaka

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

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None.

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    What papers, if any, did the Minister take to Cabinet during the week beginning 2 February 2026, by title and date?

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Hon Chris Bishop

Member for Hutt South · National Party · Minister of Housing

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As Minister of Housing, I took no papers to Cabinet during the week beginning 2 February 2026.