In the consideration of the number of clauses throughout this bill, it fell to me to take particular notice of several areas. I'll start perhaps with the shorter area, and that was around—if I can find it in my many pieces of paper—changes to notices from bodies corporate. I can't find it, so I'm going to have to talk to the House from my memory. There were a couple of changes in clauses in the bill which relate to meetings of bodies corporate so that those meetings could, in fact, happen by video conferencing or telephoning, and another clause relating to bodies corporate which brought the terminology in line with the Unit Titles Act. They may sound small and not particularly exciting amendments, but they certainly, if members are a body of a corporate—a number of us are because a number of us have apartments and flats—body corporate membership, and particularly meetings, can be over some quite substantial matters. So the ability to have those without delay and to undertake those in a timely manner are certainly very useful changes and ones which we've supported by ourselves.