One of the aspects that I think is really important in this bill is that it introduces an opportunity in Part 2A of amended Schedule 1AA, inserted by clause 97, to do things a little bit differently. It's certainly my hope that this would be something that was able to extend itself beyond this particular bill and into other pieces of legislation, because it's about the way in which we actually go about notifying our community that things are happening. Many people in this House will be aware that the traditional approach is to put a public notice in a community newspaper, or a local rag. We all know, and we can all reflect on the various roles that we have in community groups and other organisations, that, actually, most people—a lot of people; not all, but a lot of people—will get the information from websites, via email, from digital newsletters, and the like. So what Part 2A does as a new part is it provides an opportunity for these rules that would be developed—rules around the product certification scheme and also rules around the modular component manufacturer scheme—to actually be made available on the ministry's website. Instead of going through the process of putting that into a public newspaper, which can be a little bit cumbersome from time to time, this new provision will allow, actually, for the rules to move with technology and to ensure that there is a presence in that digital space.