I note that Nicola Willis is going to bring some Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) through the next stage, particularly around conveyancing and remediation reports. I think that's really important. I know from one of the bodies corporate I was involved with, with earthquake damage here in Wellington—and I think that the importance of getting all of those details fairly to the purchaser is really important. That's one area where dishonesty is—there's a real opportunity there for someone to be dishonest about what they know, and when you get a deal where one party has more information than the other, that is a very dangerous place to go, particularly that, as I said earlier, this will be one of the biggest investments that most people make, and it's all on the line. For them to be led up the garden path, as it were, or buy something that is a liability they were not expecting, is very unfair. I'm sure the SOP will go some way to fix that.