The select committee made a range of changes. They're detailed very well in the select committee report. I would encourage those interested in this debate and these issues to read that report thoroughly. I would summarise the judgments that were made as this: that the balance must be struck—it was the view of the committee—between ensuring that those who are purchasing a property in a unit title arrangement or living in a unit title arrangement have their rights and interests protected and are able to access good amounts of information, balancing that set of rights with the need, also, not to create such a cumbersome and bureaucratic regime that, in itself, it puts people off this kind of living. Striking that balance, as you'll appreciate, is challenging and involves some nuanced judgments. So the committee, I think, would join me in my gratitude towards the officials for helping us work through some of that balancing act and the resulting changes that came out of it.