This bill allows for a greater supply of more affordable homes, predominantly three-storey townhouses and units. It will allow existing homeowners to renovate their properties more easily, it will better enable papa kāinga, and provide more options for renters, and yet the ACT Party opposes it. This will better meet the diverse physical and social needs of our communities, and yet the ACT Party opposes it. As countless overseas examples show us, denser rather than sprawling urban areas are essential to well-functioning, livable cities—up, not out—and yet the ACT Party opposes it. People living closer to their workplaces and the services they need will be served by this bill. It enables land infrastructure and associated investment to be used more productively and efficiently, and yet the ACT Party opposes it. We know from the cost-benefit analysis attached to the report—