It's a bill that has been much enhanced by the select committee process. I want to thank the 85 submitters who submitted on the bill, and the officials who helped us work through the issues that they raised. We had a range of experts submit, many who'd lived in apartments themselves, others who'd been tied up in litigation or legal disputes arising in part from the poorly drafted law, and some individuals had terrible stories of what had gone wrong for them, for what they saw as inadequacies in our current unit titles regime. We also had brought to bear people with international experience who were able to provide us some comparison with how behind the pace New Zealand's unit titles regime has become relative to other countries. The submissions varied in terms of the areas that they focused on. There were a range of views, but broadly, there was consensus about the need for greater transparency, greater accountability, and protection of unit title owners.