6. Question No. 6—HousingHon JUDITH COLLINS (National—Papakura) to the Minister of HousingQuestion No. 6—Housing6. Hon JUDITH COLLINS (National—Papakura) to the Minister of Housing: Does she stand by her statement on 7 September 2019 with regard to a $400 million progressive home ownership scheme So what I've said is I'll take the details around that to Cabinet by the end of the year and we're looking to have that up and running next year"; if so exactly when this year will it be up and running?Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): Yes and as I outlined to the member in answer to written questions Cabinet confirmed high-level design features of the progressive homeownership scheme in December last year and good progress continues to be made on the detailed design. The member will be pleased to know that I will be making further announcements in the next couple of months. Finally as I've also outlined to her in answer to written questions I will be reporting back to Cabinet in May on progress we have made.Hon Judith Collins: Does she agree with the Green Party co-leader who said on 4 September 2019 that the Green Party had secured a progressive homeownership scheme and "that it is what we are announcing today"?Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: All three parties that make up our Government—both the coalition and the confidence and supply agreement—are all supportive of progressive homeownership schemes. We are a Government that has committed $400 million to progressive homeownership the scale of which we have never seen in this country and all three parties that form up this side of the House are immensely proud of that.Hon Judith Collins: In which month will she deliver on her promise to have a $400 million progressive homeownership scheme not just announced but up and running this year?Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: As I outlined to the member in answer to my primary question we will be making announcements on that in the next couple of months and she will know all the details in the fullness of time.Hon Judith Collins: In what way is she working "very closely with organisations like Habitat for Humanity and the Housing Foundation" to get the scheme up and running when she has neither met nor corresponded with these housing suppliers since September last year?Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: Since September last year we have had a full day of workshops with the community housing sector—SPEAKER: Order! Order!Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: I'll start the answer again if I can.SPEAKER: The member will start again and she's going to be able to answer this supplementary with the Opposition in silence and the Government members.Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: I am pleased to tell the member that since I met with the community housing providers in August last year officials have been working constructively and productively with the community housing sector. For the member's benefit that has included a series of full-day workshops with the community housing sector a series of workshops on specific issues weekly teleconferences and a number of individual engagements. I am pleased to report to that member that when I do meet with members of the community housing sector at other events they tell me how delighted they are with the engagement and the progress we are making and how good it is to have a Government that is finally committed to progressive homeownership because the previous Government certainly wasn't."