I wanted to pick up on what some of the proposed amendments will be. I've also got a particular concern from our actual spokesperson on this bill, the Hon Julie Anne Genter, that I'll also touch on. I wanted to mention that I got given only a moment's notice that I would be speaking on this bill, so it's been a good, quick bit of learning, which is not new to people in this House. But I was genuinely pleased to see in the proposed amendments how they will, as I said, provide that explicit, clear understanding regulating building products and methods. We know and have heard from the industry, actually, for well over a decade—probably decades—how that has been a systemic issue and how that has provided poor quality and a lack of consistency. That is another part of what the proposed amendments are going to try to address to ensure that the regulatory regime in itself is fit for purpose and for the way that the world, actually, is heading in terms of how we build and off-site construction. 