3. Housing—Unitec DevelopmentHon JUDITH COLLINS (National—Papakura) to the Minister of Housing and Urban DevelopmentHousing—Unitec Development3. Hon JUDITH COLLINS (National—Papakura) to the Minister of Housing and Urban Development: What discussions has he had with the Member of Parliament for Mt Albert in relation to the proposed Unitec development for up to 4000 houses?Hon PHIL TWYFORD (Minister of Housing and Urban Development): I have had many discussions with the Prime Minister about both the Unitec development and our—SPEAKER: Order! The member will resume his seat. I'm going to ask the member now to address the question which is not the question that he started addressing.Hon PHIL TWYFORD: Thank you Mr Speaker. I have had many discussions with the member for Mt Albert about both the Unitec development and our work to build affordable homes for Kiwi families. The member for Mt Albert has relayed to me how excited her constituents are about this investment in their community.Hon Judith Collins: How does he anticipate addressing the concerns raised by the member of Parliament for Mt Albert who has said in relation to the Unitec development There are questions around what kind of urban design will that project have will it have an effect on traffic; will it overflow our schools …"?Hon PHIL TWYFORD: There is much discussion going on about what kind of urban design we're going to have and it's going to be a very high quality of urban design. Our Government is going to invest in the infrastructure and amenities that the new community at Unitec needs because this Government believes that when population grows you invest in the infrastructure to support that population.Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern: Can the Minister confirm that the member for Mt Albert has been continually supportive of the proposal at Unitec but under its first iteration when the member was in Opposition raised the fact that at that time the Ministry of Education seemed unwilling to make sure that there was—SPEAKER: Order! This Minister has no responsibility for what the member for Mt Albert said when she was in Opposition.Hon Judith Collins: When he announced that there would be now up to 4000 houses built on the Unitec site had he considered the concerns of the MP for Mt Albert regarding the effect on traffic and local school capabilities?Hon PHIL TWYFORD: I consider those concerns every day.Hon Judith Collins: How would he address the reported concerns and published concerns of the MP for Mt Albert by increasing the number of homes built on the site from 2600 to now almost 4000 separate homes?Hon PHIL TWYFORD: We're going to address those concerns by bringing the best of urban design to bear and investing in the infrastructure open spaces amenities schools and all the things that strong communities need.Hon Judith Collins: I seek leave to table a document which is available on a pay basis but is unavailable to some members of Parliament. It is called "Chasing Labour votes in Middle Auckland" and it is—SPEAKER: Describe the source of the document.Hon Judith Collins: It's a Politik document.SPEAKER: Well I am going to put it but I think I know what the response is going to be.Hon Grant Robertson: It's available to all of us for free.SPEAKER: Sorry?Hon Grant Robertson: It's available to all of us for free.Hon Member: No it's not.Hon Grant Robertson: The Parliamentary Library has a subscription.SPEAKER: The Parliamentary Library might have a subscription but it is a paid thing. I know that most members get it. I think the member has probably just cut Mr Harman's income because some members have subscribed to it otherwise. But I am in this case going to put it to the House. Is there any objection to that document being tabled? [Interruption] There appears to be none.Hon Tracey Martin: Actually there was.SPEAKER: There was? OK. Can I just ask people when they're objecting on both sides to do it in a forceful and confident manner."