I also want to acknowledge Anna Lorck's contribution about other areas, because that's something I definitely learnt through the process. We had a lot of rural spaces that were changing the way that they were used, and some of those were also things that were really important in terms of the balance in the revisit of this bill that took place. One of those was—I remember hearing from a submitter that was a little retirement set of houses that was in Thames. They were not wealthy people. They were not going to necessarily be able to afford a professional body corporate manager. They needed a simple structure, but they were actually quite big. Now they have an option. They don't have a lot of maintenance, they have rooves, etc., but they have another option. What we do have is some good rules of thumb and a real cultural change, and that cultural change will mean that we now can have things like professional managers knowing what their obligations are, and, actually, those people living in those apartments also knowing what to expect of the body corporate manager. 