HELEN WHITE (Labour): I'm pleased to take a call on the Unit Titles (Strengthening Body Corporate Governance and Other Matters) Amendment Bill. I'm particularly pleased to do it because I am based in a big city and we do have real problems at the moment with the structures of bodies corporate and the gravitas behind them. It is a situation where I looked at this, coming in, and it was already on the table. I looked at it as somebody who knew Nikki Kaye and had actually been in campaigns with her. I could see that it was an issue that really meant a lot to anybody who was based in a big city, because we were seeing real issues in that area, and a lot of stress. It was something that was difficult to avoid. It was something that I thought about in terms of my own position, which is that I own a stand-alone house. I was thinking about how, in New Zealand, we have these houses that are actually really very secure. We have the Torrens system, we have fee simples, and we have some structures that make these ways of owning things particularly attractive to people—in fact, including probably too many investors, because they're simple structures.