There was wide support for the intent of the bill in submissions, for that intention of improving housing choice and affordability and encouraging intensification in our cities to ensure that everyone has a warm, dry place to call home. There's also widespread recognition in the submissions that we need to shift away from the single-housing typology to a much more diverse mix of housing types: apartments, terrace houses, flats, and several-storey units. But there were significant concerns with the medium-density residential standards and the way the bill cuts across the efforts of councils to implement the National Policy Statement on Urban Development. So I'd like to talk about some of the improvements through what was a very constructive and collaborative select committee process—and I thank members for their kind comments—and also highlight some areas where the Green Party thinks further changes are needed and where we will be tabling our Supplementary Order Papers at the committee stage.