I want to touch briefly on one area where submitters made comment but the committee has not sought any changes. A number of the submitters sought an expanded scope for the bill or wanted it to be altered to become a general local government financing tool. The bill arises from the Government's urban growth agenda, thus does have a deliberate focus on supporting housing-related infrastructure. As such, it creates processes for and obligations on councils and SPVs around this purpose. What the bill does do, which goes some way towards some of the submitters' comments, is provide for the model and underlying commercial structures to evolve over time. It only prescribes processes necessary to protect levy payers, local authorities, and the Crown. The methods used to identify and develop projects remain unprescribed. However, Crown Infrastructure Partners are the Crown's agent to help facilitate use of this bill, should it be passed into law. This will encourage a continued partnership approach between councils, developers, and the Crown to help provide the infrastructure needed to support housing for our communities, something which has historically been a rare occurrence but is critical to the successful provision, funding, and financing of infrastructure. 