But to the purpose of this legislation—as has been well articulated by a number of members across both sides of the House, and it would appear that everybody is in agreement on it—basically, it enables a special purpose vehicle, or an SPV, which will be set up for each project. It's responsible for raising the necessary finance and, in most cases, also constructing that infrastructure. For those who happen to find themselves tuning into Parliament TV—best show on TV—just to let those folks know something which I think is critically important and, in listening to the debate so far, I'm not sure has been raised, which is it's worth noting that this infrastructure funded by these SPVs will always end up back in local council ownership under this model, meaning, of course, that the infrastructure that is built—which, you know, the community needs and wants—will remain in the community's ownership, fundamentally.