I don't believe anybody truly buys into an apartment and thinks that they're not going to be transparent, or thinks that the body corporate is not going to be transparent and pass along information. But we do know that it is possible for people to buy into what they think is a very, very well-run body corporate, only for people over time to move in and out of the dwellings, the membership of the body corporate changes, and things can fall through the cracks. People might not keep proper minutes. And before you know it, in 20 years' time, you're going to sell and there isn't the information that's needed to actually adequately address the issues of people's future risks and future concerns. Things may not have been maintained, and it becomes very hard to sell. So it's in people's interests when they're selling and they're buying that they understand the relationships and they understand that the body corporate is well-managed.