ACT supports this legislation to the select committee because Parliament should spend time on things that matter to the people that elect us. When people buy a property in a unit title, they want to know what they are buying into—how does the body corporate operate; what maintenance issues has it identified; and how does it plan to maintain them in the future? Once you own that property that is part of a body corporate, you want to know that it will keep maintaining the property well, that it will fix what needs to be fixed, and that it will use your money carefully. Often, there are conflicts within bodies corporate about how to do this. Investors, for example, might have different interests from long-term owners who are retirees. There needs to be a clear and transparent process for making decisions when people have different views about how a property should be used and maintained. I know of one battle between retirees of a certain age and younger people who wanted to use their Airbnb to help pay their mortgage. There needs to be a clearer process for how those kinds of issues within apartment buildings can be resolved.