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  1. Why are we allowed to build houses where you cant open a window .I am sure the $20 cost for hinges and a catch on a window will not stop a housing project .Basic human right to fresh air ,when was that legislated against .

  2. “[Penk’s] here to deregulate the building codes when it is this exact lack of oversight that has built houses that fucking cook the people inside them.”

    Well said – that’s a very concise summary of the criminally greedy folly that is at play here. The same greedy folly that gave us leaky homes under a previous Nat government. Absolutely everything they do is about giving free gifts to business (deregulation, lower wages, tax cuts) to increase private sector profitability at the expense of everyone else.

  3. For decades, New Zealand has focussed on building thermally-efficient housing with insulation, airflow resuction, double-glazing, and plenty of windows to provide passive solar heating of a concrete floor slab. You see and hear it in the constant repetition of the catchphrase “warm dry houses”.

    This has resulted in the creation of a generation of airtight, heat-retaining, heat-absorbing boxes. When you build with one aim in mind, you get that aim.

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