Then we saw many examples—and Katherine Rich was particularly good on this—about what is meant by a "grocery retailer". And the definition was extraordinarily wide in some lease agreements. It extended to provision of insurance schemes, and it extended to the sale of TVs, and a whole raft of areas—restaurants, cafes, or anything that could be construed as a potential competitor—had been and has been written into many retail grocery lease agreements. And, again, what this means is the footprint that the grocery retailers are able to exert over "potential competitors"—and I'll say competitors in inverted commas because in many cases, it was hard to construe how they might even contemplate being a potential competitor or existing competitor of a grocery retailer. So that definition was very, very significant, and we were concerned that we captured that, and I think we have largely with the definition around covenants covered in the new section 28A and 28B. 