As Dr Duncan Webb, our very competent chair said, we think we did strike that balance, and that meant really going through with a fine-tooth comb, clause by clause, looking at all the little bits of this rather large member's bill, to make sure that we got that balance right. And what we're hoping it will do is just get rid of the stress of uncertainty, of in-fighting within bodies corporate—get rid of that situation where people have purchased leaky buildings, where perhaps the vendors have known that there was a defect with their building, and the purchaser has been unable to do anything about that, and ended up in years and years of litigation, which is incredibly painful. And I know of families like that in my own electorate, in Taieri; this is not just an Auckland Central problem. There are families in my own electorate who say that their lives have been ruined by being in one of these leaky-home experiences. 