Can I acknowledge the Minister for Building and Construction, the Hon Poto Williams. This is the second bill in front of the House that I've spoken on in two weeks. Last week, it was around the modular components compliance and other bits and pieces; this week it's the construction contracts. I think this demonstrates her commitment to get some action on things that have been lying around—dare I use that term—and sorting them out, and that's the sign of a good Minister, who puts in the mahi, who brings together the odd bits and pieces, and then gets on with it. So I thought that was a great piece of work and there's some similarities here, and it goes back to a piece of work that you, Madam Assistant Speaker Salesa, did when you were in this role, and I mentioned it last week: the Construction Sector Accord. Who would have thought that bringing together a disparate group of people, but all with the same kaupapa of delivering good, better construction and infrastructure in Aotearoa New Zealand—this is the sort of stuff that comes out of it. They want action—probably wanted it a whole lot more quickly—but that accord has meant that at least there's some sector agreement on what matters most to them. They then come together and go, "Right. These are the things that we'd like to see passed. This is urgent." They are already working with the trust and confidence of the Minister. What I said last week was the word "reassurance". This gives some reassurance that they play their part, we play our part. 