This is a piece of legislation that I can see has so much to offer in terms of clarity, of people knowing where they stand, but also a process where they might be able to resolve their dispute, where they know where they stand, and where there's a code of conduct that's not all about driving people down, and is actually accessible to people—hopefully, without lawyers. I belong to that lovely profession and, actually, a lot of money was made by lawyers in the Christchurch earthquakes at the expense of a lot of people's agony. So that is an area where I'd like to see a lot less involvement of lawyers and a lot more proactive, good faith resolution of claims at the earliest possible stage, and I can see that this bill has that potential. With that, I will finish and will say I'm looking forward to the learnings that will come out of this for me personally, and I commend this bill to the House.