CHRIS BISHOP: They were glory days. It's just one of those lessons, I suppose, that good things take time. And a real example of building support within a particular community and going away and doing the research, which Nikki Kaye did as local MP for Auckland Central—I remember she ran the apartment blues session and a lot of people told their stories, in some cases horror stories, of owning and living in apartments, and then she worked with the sector and developed a bill. And, like many members' bills that attempt to deal with complicated areas of law, it wasn't probably perfect when it first turned up, but now it's been introduced and sent to the Finance and Expenditure Committee, and it's come back in better shape. And so here we are in early 2022 considering it, and I understand that there's further changes proposed by the member, and we'll wait and see whether or not they meet with the support of the House. 