Again, it's quite interesting when you get an anecdotal case like that. It's good to look at the legislation, see if it is covered, and it pretty much would be covered, because one of the provisions of this bill is apportionment to ensure that if you're—and the previous speaker, the sponsor of the bill, mentioned about living on the top floor of a building where, of course, the lifts, ensuring that they were working well, had full access to them. There's certainly no way that someone who actually didn't even avail themselves of that should be paying the same cost as those who live on the top floor. Again, this bill will give opportunity.