So what does this bill do? I had a query from a friend recently. She said to me, "We've got two incomes—two good incomes. We live in Tauranga. We are really finding it difficult. We can't get our deposit together. The prices: we're looking at a million plus for a lot of our land in the community." She's like, "What does this bill do?" Well, this bill gives us up to 8,500 thousand properties in our community to support people around diversification of ownership, and I think that that's an amazing thing. It also gives us the right to build. And as some of you may be aware, my husband and I own a building firm, and one of the things when we talk to a lot of the planners and a lot of people around consenting is the time it takes to get through the process. I talked to a good friend of mine yesterday about the planning, and changes that may happen, and she was able to express her real delight in the fact that they may be able to now look at place-making a little bit more and not have so much work just stacked up behind them pushing these consents through. I commend this bill to the House.