We would say that it would be equally important, if this bill does pass, that the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment should publish some guidelines for traders, for businesses, to ensure that they can steer clear of it. No one wants to be at the wrong end of a court proceeding. You certainly don't want to be the first cab off the rank, which actually leads to some of the background behind this Fair Trading Act piece. In select committee work back in 2015 this very matter was looked at—unconscionable elements in contracts. It was determined at that time—and I believe it was a unanimous decision, and I could be corrected on that, but the committee found that, actually, the better option to undertake was to allow some case law to be determined in New Zealand so that it could be clearly understood what would be in, what would be out, just where the boundaries might lie. This Government has chosen not to allow that to go through its process but, instead, to put a provision in without defining what "unconscionable" would be. We think that is a glaring error.