So this is a piece of legislation that cuts red tape, as others have indicated. What it really does, in terms of National Party principles, is that it frees up the rights of property owners, existing property owners, to release the capital in that property which they own. Now, previously, and under current settings, that has largely been the preserve of professional developers. In order to build large properties with a higher density in our urban environments, actually you've needed a very large bank account, the support of probably independent funders and equity providers, and then you've had to have the fortitude of doing battle with the existing Resource Management Act (RMA)—its rules, its complicated processes and regulations—and then, on top of that, the myriad of planning and consulting and council interactions that have limited so much of the building development that has been needed in our cities. So freeing up that ability for mum and dad investors in property who already own a property to now develop further on their existing property, I think is a good thing. I think that speaks very much to National Party base core principles. 