ANNA LORCK: —coming from a provincial region as the member of Parliament for Tukituki, I had to think, "How many apartments and bodies corporate do we have in Hastings?" I was thinking to myself, "I wonder if there'll be anything that comes up of interest to the people of Hastings." And it was to my pleasure that I then received a submission from the Frimley Lifestyle Village complex, right in the heart of the Tukituki electorate in Hastings. They came and saw me, as well, to talk me through some of the complications that they could see with the initial draft of the bill under Nicola Willis' name. They asked me, as the local MP and also as a member of the select committee, to take note of their submission. They were concerned that because they were a small complex, and of a single storey, that some of the recommendations and suggestions in the bill wouldn't necessarily support them as a smaller group. So we worked through some of these issues in the select committee, and through this I would like to say that it was actually thanks to the contribution of the Frimley Lifestyle Village complex that we now have an opt out section in the bill. This means that for those of a medium and large complex, while they need to consider having a professional body corporate manager, should they choose, by special resolution, that they would be able to do as they see fit themselves. Now, it's these very important parts of this bill that I think make a difference for everyone.