So this bill improves the governance arrangements of body corporate units for the existing owners, for the new owners—for disclosure—and it strengthens the dispute resolutions that ultimately come about when people are living in close quarters next to each other. Information gathering is a difficult exercise. The Finance and Expenditure Committee's (FEC) report showed that it is harder to access information in a body corp than you would find in a normal stand-alone home—a good example was accessing ventilation systems; that's just not something that you can easily do when you're in an apartment building versus when you're in a stand-alone home. So having access to that information through the body corp is extremely important. But as a member of a body corporate, you're also liable for shared obligations that you wouldn't be if you were living in a stand-alone home, for things like repair upgrades that everybody needs to agree to. So the integration of that system and the integrity of the system relies on access to good information and the relationships between the buyer and the seller.