I believe that all of us in this place—as, actually, the sponsoring member has mentioned that she, obviously, took this originally from the Hon Nikki Kaye, and then through the Hon Judith Collins, and now to Nicola Willis—that all of us in Parliament are part of a long line of people who have come before us, and there'll be a long line of people after us. To that effect, it would be remiss of me to neglect to mention the things that I want to put breadcrumbs, if you will, on Hansard—as we've peppered throughout the select committee documents—of information that I want to leave for future legislators to deal with. Unfortunately, as I alluded to before, there are a few niggly things that we weren't quite able to build political consensus around. Much like I won't stop banging on about the fact that had we listened to the Justice and Electoral Committee in 2008, we would have regulated property managers under the Real Estate Agents Act amendments—and now, 15 years later, we're looking to do just that, when we're not quite sure if there's 2,000 or 7,000 of them in the country—I am hoping that some incredibly earnest future MP will pick up the points that I am about to make. 