This is huge for Auckland Central, not just because of more denser dwellings coming online as a result of those consents that I alluded to before but also because right now there are 40,000 people living in Auckland's city centre alone in those apartments and town houses and denser dwellings, myself being one of them. This law, as many who have already contributed before me stated in detail, makes big changes to disclosure regimes, to record-keeping, and institutes a code of conduct for body corp managers—as well as enabling those online meetings in perpetuity. It is a lot of work for a member's bill, and, again, I just need to acknowledge that in that lot of work I think we've done a really good job. But there is, of course, ongoing into the future, as other members have noted, more mahi to do and more monitoring to do in terms of how this plays out in the real world in practice.