A Government that was committed to practical problem solving would do what ACT proposed just yesterday. We would say, "MBIE, you need to create a materials equivalence register." And on that register are materials that are equivalent to plasterboard from around the world. You can get applicants within New Zealand who can ask to be put on them and, if other countries already have materials registered, then the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment should proactively seek them out and put them on the register. If we can't do that, why did we just hire an extra 14,000 full-time equivalents in the Public Service over five years? What are all these people doing if they can't solve a problem as simple and straightforward as that? 