The only point I would make around the frequent references to the need for consistency throughout the sector—and I don't see that myself. I don't think the world has to be the same everywhere. You can have a variety of experiences and a variety of providers, just as you do when students leave the student accommodation and go into flats—they have all sorts of weird and wonderful experiences and different approaches, and everything doesn't have to be consistent. But what we do obviously need to have is student accommodation that is safe and where there is clarity around the expectations about what you do get and what you don't get, and where, if things go wrong, there is a good, clear process to deal with such disputes. And in so far as the code brings better progress in that area, we in the National Party support it in that respect.