Countries that don't have stable rule-of-law systems, particularly rule-of-law systems based around the stability of private property rights—countries that don't have that suffer. They suffer because people can't plan properly, they can't make decisions properly, they can't rely on decisions that they've made being enforced properly and agreements that they've entered into with other people being enforced properly, and that leads to a lack of encouragement and incentive to invest and to try to create the prosperity that we all want. So it's very important that we get the underlying legal framework of property law in this country right, and this bill makes a significant contribution to that. I take Helen White's point that it is not the be-all and end-all, and we will return to it, no doubt, as a Parliament. 