First of all, what I want to say about this is that the bill has changed enormously, and it's changed enormously not because anyone did a bad job, but because times are changing and we're learning about living together. We haven't lived together in the same way in cities in the past in New Zealand, and a lot of our habits are actually not particularly useful when you do live together—we don't really know how to do it. I suspect that in other cities in the world, we'd get this right more often, but we are used to making our own decisions about our own situations and not actually sharing and cooperating. So one of the things that I think this process taught me was that this issue actually goes well beyond the unit title. It goes to the whole area of community living, and we're going to have to have a really good stream of work on that beyond this, because this was a gnarly piece of work.