There was nothing at that hearing that telegraphed this level of intervention. Of course, we know the history of these clauses, which are these are clauses that those who understand commercial dealings, who understand the importance of private contracts, worked hard to oppose last year when the Government mused about introducing them. And yet still, they haven't learnt. So National opposes those measures, and we advocate for a rental support package that would mean that private contracts could stand, but support was available. It sets a very bad precedent when the Government is happy to introduce, under urgency, under the cover of lockdown, changes that intervene into private contracts. I will, and members on this side of the House will remember this when the members opposite try and say that they stand on the side of business. You cannot be on the side of business if you take retrospective steps of this sort that create uncertainty for all involved. 