Not a single cent has been cashed out from the Government's $23 million loan scheme for those living in earthquake-prone apartments.
Official figures show only 35 people have registered their interest and no one has even got so far as to apply for a loan since the fund opened in September 2020.
Inner City Wellington spokesperson Geraldine Murphy was one of the people who initially proposed a government lending model for.
She says the current scheme is broken.
The Minister of Building and Construction Poto Williams says a review into whether the set-up is working will be released in September.
She says tweaks are likely, although she isn't ruling out wholesale reform, or even ditching the scheme and setting something new up.
