So one of the things that I particularly like about the special purpose vehicle model that is created under this legislation is that it gives a degree of flexibility for councils to be more imaginative at times where they can raise a bit of money through the special vehicle. They can then leverage the balance sheet to take advantage of the very low interest rates that exist at the moment in a way that helps find the funding to build infrastructure that is specifically not the actual housing infrastructure but it's the support infrastructure—so it's the transport, the roads, the water infrastructure, the energy infrastructure, the social assets, the community halls, the parks, the reserves, and, of course, in today's modern age, the digital infrastructure as well, which everybody seems to need as a matter of course these days, to provide broadband and mobile coverage in the new housing developments.