If you think about the door-to-door salesman in my day, when I was young. They sold eggs, bacon, sausages, newspapers, and that was about it. We now have, as society evolves, a very different type of door-to-door salesman. And if you think about unconscionable—if I've pronounced that correctly—acts in the course of sales, I don't think this bill has got a show of capturing those people that we've designed it to capture. I assume that a lot of that has got to do with clause 9 also, which talks about entering premises against the will of the property owner or the person or the resident of that house. 