So what this bill does is two things—two prongs, and we've heard about it from both the previous speakers to some degree—and both avenues really use zoning as a tool. So the first thing is that it's speeding up the implementation of the National Policy Statement on Urban Development—the NPS-UD, it's referred to—and so that is to increase growth and densification. Then it's doing the second thing, which is inserting these new medium-density residential standards. There are some caveats—as the previous speaker just spoke to—about those medium-density residential standards, and they are called qualifications in the bill. They include things like open space, designations, and heritage orders. Now, these medium-density residential standards are found in new Schedule 3B in Schedule 2 of the bill, and, as the previous member said, that's a very good part of the bill to go and look at if people are interested in what this legislation is really enabling. 