It's things like the Property Law Act, the Unit Titles Act that we're talking about, the Land Transfer Act. All of these things we take for granted as being effective and being efficient, but when they go wrong, chaos is created. Too often in the Parliament, we underappreciate the importance of stability, of a legal framework that allows people to make decisions and allows people to plan their lives, knowing that the law will be enforced efficiently and effectively and that there is a clear and simple—or as simple as possible—legal framework for people to operate under. That, in and of itself, is a massive contributor to New Zealand's prosperity, and too often we forget that. 