STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): Thank you, Mr Chair. I just want to explore what my colleague Tim van de Molen talked about in clause 7, which inserts new sections 9A and 9B. I want to draw the Minister's attention to new section 9A(3), which says, "In determining whether something could reasonably be expected to be used as a component of a building, the following are relevant considerations: (a) the purposes for which the thing is ordinarily used: (b) the purposes for which the manufacturer or supplier intends the thing to be used: (c) the purposes for which the thing is represented as being used for: (d) the purposes for which the thing is likely to be used (because of the way which it is presented or for any other reason)." But it goes on into subsection (4), saying that "The matters listed in subsection (3) are relevant, but not determinative, considerations and do not limit what may be considered."