But fundamentally, I'm very happy to stand and support this bill. It is important. Just very quickly, I think that the issue around making sure that people have got certainty and can comply in terms of the rented accommodation—I think this was very important. But the other point that I want to raise is that it's very good that you have contained inside the bill the fact that landlords still do possess some control over their property, because there are a very small percentage of renters that tend to abuse that situation and do wilful, intentional damage to genuine landlords' properties. I think that it's very important that the spirit of this bill is not taken and abused. There are still remedies available within the bill for landlords to be able to protect their property rights—and, by the way, for anyone out there that does want to go out and somehow think that they now have a licence to create as much damage or intentional damage to a property as they can, there are still very clear rules inside our Crimes Act in which the police can act on that.