"…Whether the person was able to understand the documents that were provided, (e) whether the trader subjected an affected person to unfair pressure or tactics or otherwise unduly influenced…" that person. Again, the whole idea of "undue influence" is something that as lawyers we know and understand, and it would be very, very good if one of the ethics that we grew in the society was not to unduly influence. Whether the trader failed to disclose to "…an affected person—(i) any intended conduct of the trader that might adversely affect the affected person's interests:", or any risk that that has to that person. So that's about saying to somebody, "This is the risk you're taking. This is what you're actually doing." That's actually about informing them, and that's a very important thing. It's very, very well-established in other parts of the law.