 So I'd like to acknowledge my Labour colleague Helen White MP, who worked really hard to ensure that what was being proposed made practical sense on the ground in Auckland with the many apartment owners that she had spoken to over many months. They told her that sellers often hire agents to fulfil those requirements, and therefore it seemed to us that requiring disclosure discussions specifically with the purchaser, excluding their agent, put an unreasonable obligation on the buyer, especially at the pre-contract disclosure stage. We heard a diverse range of opinions from submitters about exactly what information should be included in a pre-contract disclosure statement. And based on those views and advice received, we changed up the information required, again, to fine tune the balance and ensure that they worked in a practical sense.