When I look to the long-term maintenance plan requirements, I also support that too. It's something we require for any public facility. It's something that we require for schools' facilities—10-year maintenance plans—to ensure that the quality of that facility is good for the people that are working, learning, or living within that, and I see housing as no different. I talk quite often—and I spoke today in the general debate—around how proud I am of our programme of housing in Auckland under this Government, in putting people at the centre. So this particular member's bill does speak to that too. It does put people at the centre and enables that there's adequate checks and balances, I guess, to the quality of housing that Aucklanders are living in. More and more people in Auckland will be living in town houses and in apartments as we grow, as we grow, and as we grow some more. 