What I really want to talk about tonight is the prefabrication and off-site manufacturing that's called the non-traditional building methods that this bill is really trying to help encourage. So it's doing that by producing this voluntary scheme for modular component manufacturers and for faster building consents, and that is a good thing. There's a lot of prefab builders—or you can't call them builders, really. Manufacturers of prefabrication have been held up by the Building Act as it currently stands because they're making these components off site, so the normal checks that the Building Act currently provides for don't fit neatly with that prefabrication. Prefabrication is going to help us as a country deal with our housing crisis and that supply side. You know, we heard today that we need to build more houses. In the House we heard, as well, that the Government's doing a lot to support investment in the trades and training and apprentices. We heard Minister Hipkins say at question time today that many, many new training spots are in that construction industry. This is a good thing. The future Resource Management Act reforms, they'll be a help as well, although they're longer off than this particular help.