This bill, essentially, will be some form of reform to the Building Act 2004: a piece of legislation that has been 17-plus years in the making. Many people in many various industries will have a range of different opportunities where they have engaged with that piece of legislation; it is a piece of legislation that is well known in many circles. What the bill will do is it will, as referred to in second reading, make it easier for people within the industry and outside of the industry to make some well-informed decisions, because they will have specific product information around the components of building supplies, but also the methods that would be used, available to them. I'm sure that members of this House will agree that when they have more information, they are in a better place to make particular decisions.