As I mentioned before, these proposals have been considered by the Finance and Expenditure Committee, and I thank them for their work. They have made some valuable improvements to the bill, particularly in the exemptions area. For instance, the committee's recommendations align with the Government's intention of adding to housing stock and include ensuring that new-build land should include certain dwellings on the earthquake-prone building register, or former leaky buildings that are at least 75 percent re-clad, also clarifying that commercial-to-residential conversions can qualify as a new build. In addition, the committee has recommended that the main home exclusion from the brightline test should apply to a new main home while it is being constructed, unless the time taken is unreasonable. It clarifies that if part of a property is sold, the brightline period only resets for that part, not the whole property.