We're pleased with the minor changes in the select committee process. Other speakers before me have clearly outlined the two major—the two major minor, I guess you could say—changes. We know that clause 21 of the bill as introduced would amend section 8 of the Act in terms of the Act's geographical application. The select committee decided that the geographical description wasn't sufficiently clear, and so they worked diligently to make sure that there was an indicative map attached to the bill to help with interpretation. I think that is a very practical decision. That's something that will be responded to well, I'm sure, by those who look at any great detail as this bill passes its passage in Parliament. There is also the inclusion of transitional provisions for section 71 so that the power in section 71 is used to make changes to planning and other documents through a streamlined process with limited public engagement. That's something that is applied in other legislation in Parliament. It gives a Minister power to approve applications through a bespoke process. So, again, something practical. Hats off to the select committee for picking this up in the process.