Now, I think it's incredibly important that people who are trying to get on with the business of solving the housing crisis have some clarity about what the law is so that they know what a building method is that they're allowed to use and they know what a building product is that they're allowed to use, because at this point they certainly don't seem to get much guidance from the law. If they did, then it wouldn't be necessary for the Governor-General to be able to override them. On the other hand, if the Governor-General can just decide that something is or isn't a building product or a building material, without any of the criteria that they use being defined, then one has to wonder why we bother putting any definition in the law in the first place. 