So, for example, we included the requirement for details of any weathertightness issues that had not been remediated. Plus, we included needing details of any other known significant defects that might require remediation. We also said a copy of the body corporate's long-term maintenance plan should be in those disclosures, along with the body corporate financial statements and audit reports for the last three years—and that was opposed to seven years in the bill as it was introduced. So those are just some of the examples of how technical we got, however we believe the changes were important because they would strengthen the overall disclosure regime while balancing the rights and the obligations of the parties. 