More New Zealanders are choosing to live in apartments and townhouses. The annual number of townhouses, flats, and units consented exceeding 10,000 for the first time in August. So, again, all talk really, be it around your local territorial authority, your local council, district councils, is all now about intensification, particularly in the city. While many residents' associations and others are naturally concerned to preserve the nature of their areas, the reality of it, I think we all know, is we can't continue to just build out, particularly where you drive into work and you see what once was beautiful, growing, luscious, and fertile land now being housing. That's pretty much the case around most cities and even towns in New Zealand now. It simply can't continue, and the reality of it is: we simply must go up. If we're going to go up, we need the sort of rules and regulations and guidelines that this piece of legislation actually enables.