 I started this speech talking about what underpins this through the construction accord. That is an integrated approach to making sure that all aspects of building and construction in Aotearoa New Zealand are cohesive and are delivering to a house-building market that needs to ensure that everything put in place, everything built, any home built, and any piece of infrastructure built has the componentry, or parts of, so that people have a sense of reassurance. That is the key word that I have used throughout the speech because, I believe, and, when I look back at the submissions, that is something that people were seeking: how are we reassured that these components—in terms of, for example, the modular building—meet the integrity and standards that they say that they do? So those offences that are there now or that will come in through this bill will be put in place to give that reassurance and confidence for those in the sector and, obviously, those homeowners and those involved in building. 