I'd just like to turn to Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) 144, which deals with some of the details that I've mentioned around further information—for example, we've got clause 37 which sets out the requirements for the documents to be provided in the pre-contract disclosure statement. Other members of this House tonight have talked about there needing to be more disclosure, but what does that actually look like? The select committee made the following additions—we wanted these disclosed in standard contracts—so weathertightness issues that had not been remedied; significant defects in the land; confirming the 12-month period of the financial year; details of the maintenance the body corporate has to carry out in the next year; the balance of every fund or bank account, which is actually critical information, if one thinks about it, because if there's a bank account balance in deficit, that would send a red flag to a prospective purchaser; a copy of the long-term maintenance plan; and an explanation of terms used in the Unit Titles Act and terms relating to property matters. And that's really just about governance, and making sure that purchasers do have the information they need, including legal information, to be able to decipher what they are getting in front of them, and what is relevant and material to the purchase that they're going to make. 