The reality is that this proposal, what it does is it forces that cost to the landlords to provide some rent relief. It is wrong the way that it's gone about, and we have four principal issues with it. The first one: the bill refers to what is called a fair proportion of rent. So when we asked the advisers to the committee, "What is meant by the term 'a fair proportion'? Can you elaborate on that? Can you provide some guidance?", it was unclear that they could. It has been a deliberate decision by the Government to leave it as an unclear definition. That means that it has to be defined, probably in the courts. That also means a time delay. So the first issue is around what is understood by the term "fair proportion".