The second pillar of the legislation relates to density, where tier 1 councils will be given an opportunity to still protect heritage areas, still protect boundaries, still protect environmental, still protect a whole range of issues, but the basic premise is that this is a right to build. As a firm believer in property-owning democracies, I think that's to be lauded and to be congratulated. I think that the options for change, for desirable new dwellings of different shapes, forms, and sizes, will be something that will enhance the fabric of our large cities and even the tier 2 councils. Natural light protections will be maintained, environmental protections will be maintained, boundary protections will be maintained, height protections will be maintained, land coverage protections will be maintained, and that flexibility to build something attractive and desirable, but at a fair and reasonable price, without the costs and overheads of mind-bogglingly expensive red tape compliance will help us achieve those results. 