Hon POTO WILLIAMS (Minister for Building and Construction): Thank you, Mr Chair. I find it curious that the member who's just resumed his seat, David Seymour, wants to place impositions upon people who build houses that won't allow them to build in innovative and creative ways. Perhaps that member knows something about the future of building that the rest of us don't know? I'm not sure that he does. I don't know whether that member has built a house or not, but I know that over the course of my lifetime, the way we build houses, the things that go into them to make them warmer and drier and healthier for us, has changed over time. Now, part of this discussion is about ensuring that we don't close off opportunities for innovation and creativity into the future. I mean, you know, I think about things like the options of the way we do things with regards to technology—being able to 3-D print major components of things as well. I know the member is shaking his head, but it is an important point to note that we should not close off our options to innovation if we are wanting to make sure that we build for climate change, that we build for futureproofing.