But the real benefit is in the ability for prefabricators to actually get the economies of scale and to achieve some real benefits in terms of standardisation of design, standardisation of componentry, and standardisation of delivery. And these will be the real benefits to New Zealand homeowners, because it will mean that some of the large firms that have been wanting to prefabricate, and actually have been trying to do so for some time, will have the regulatory weights that have been constraining them removed, and I think that that is a good thing. On this side of the House, we are very supportive of the projects, for instance, that a business called Panasonic Homes has been able to achieve at Te Kauwhata. There they were able to build a prototype house using prefabricated componentry in a way that will only be able to be sped up by this process. The real skill and the real ability is if we can have an opportunity to use this piece of legislation as a piece in the jigsaw puzzle that would allow New Zealand prefabricators to do as is done in many other jurisdictions around the world. 