PAUL EAGLE (Labour—Rongotai): Kia ora, Madam Speaker, and thank you for the opportunity to speak on this bill. It's interesting, because earlier today I was with our local iwi post-settlement entity, Taranaki Whānui, a developer from the Wellington Company, and subcontractors, I guess you would call them. We had Aoraki, the main contractor, but there, for the sod turning of just under 100 new homes here in Wellington City was, I guess, the whānau of builders who were going to make this thing happen. I knew I was speaking on this this afternoon and thought, "Here goes a collaboration of the building community who have obviously made things work, and this is what 'good' looks like." I know, representing my patch of Wellington now for many years, I've seen this alliance of people—these contractors and entities—come together and they're in the midst of building several successful projects. 