So the bill that we have before us tonight, it's been acknowledged is good, it's not perfect, and there is still more work to do. But what it does do is increase the transparency for prospective buyers, and it gets the balance right. The specific areas that it changes are the proportionate utility costs; it introduces a code of conduct for body corporate committees; and we've heard about the long-term maintenance plan. I hope I never have to hear that word as many times as I have over the last eight months: "long-term maintenance plan" was a bit of a mantra for all of us, and reminds us of those very long and involved select committee hearings. It requires sellers to disclose information about a unit to potential buyers, and it prevents bodies corporate from entering service agreements for longer than 24 months. 