This bill seeks to give some strength to landlords. It does seek to make some adjustments—so things that we never ever imagined back in 1986 like broadband, or the desire of people to connect up the rooms of their houses to broadband so the kids could come home and do their homework on their laptops and on their tablets. These things were never imagined back in 1986, but these are realities now, and to say that a tenant can't install broadband or can't have wireless connection to their house is a little bit silly, but, of course, there are some definitions and some criteria in this bill that specifically identify what is minor work and what is not. Of course, no one is going to be sanctioning a tenant knocking out a wall and putting in a new door or a new window, but there are some minor things like fixing your shelves to the walls so that they don't fall over in an earthquake—something Wellington's a bit prone to—that we believe are sensible and worth considering. That is why New Zealand First is supporting the first reading of this bill. 