My, how things change when you're in power.

So is RNZ. Failed to answer the question in the heading, which is 'nothing' .. given the 'average New Zealander' doesn't even own their own home, let alone additional properties subject to this proposal.

Fixed it for you, RNZ.

Camilla disassociating hard.

OP got so annoyed at the deluge of people like you in the thread that she stopped bothering to reply to you one by one (since none of you listen anyway) and posted it separately. Look at all the solidarity you've generated, congrats.

Charaterising this as a 'battle of wills' is blatant both-sideism from RNZ. In fact, the Ministry is upholding the law and the council is flouting it.

Yay!

I'm guessing there wasn't a queue for the ladies loo at this event.

In New Zealand we're a bit more direct:

'We certainly wouldn't want the good people of Remuera to have to be exposed to Kāinga Ora tenants, when those tenants could be living in the crappy parts of town with no public transport, as is the natural order of things.' the Housing Minister went on to explain.

According to last year's Budget Policy Statement, here's the main uses:

Yeah, if only Harris had bothered to do something to appeal to proponents of healthy food and nutrition...

Here he is, matching in support of the same issue.