I note that the select committee had 94 submissions, and I do want to say that I am not completely convinced that everyone who has something to offer in the area of prefabrication and modular housing has had their full say on this bill. It is going to be very important as this bill progresses, but also as it is implemented, that we are clear about whether or not it is working and whether or not the framework in place is keeping pace with the innovation and technology we're seeing in this area. What we don't want to see is a regulatory regime which stops people bringing the efficiencies of modular housing to market. I didn't sit on the select committee that examined this bill, but my colleagues who did tell me that they are satisfied that, from the submissions received, those involved in the building and construction sector felt that this would be a step forward—a small step forward, perhaps, but a step forward. That is the primary reason why National is supporting it.