So what does it actually seek to do? Really, to improve the information disclosure regime to prospective buyers of units, and as MPs with offices, we all have had terrible stories of constituents coming in who have ended up buying into an apartment block, buying into something administered by a corporate governance regime, body corporate regime, and finding out that, all of a sudden, they'd inherited a leaky building, inherited the need for new lifts, inherited all sorts of needs. Unfortunately, really, no one has been really able to be held responsible for that, until we get legislation like this that ensures that at least—and this is one of the provisions here—the minutes of any meeting can be examined and must be able to be examined. Terrible to find out that, yes, there has been a corporate meeting that has decided, "Yes, we're going to have to spend a considerable amount of money on this building." but somehow there was actually no record of that.