So what was interesting is that while it was a small legal change, one of the points that I would like to pick up on is that we actually heard from the front line of bailiffs who have that role of knocking on somebody's door and having a court order which they are required to enforce. When you are a bailiff, you are operating under operational guidelines, and sometimes it's at the discretion of the bailiff to determine whether it would be appropriate or not to uplift a certain given item. It is always a discretionary call at the time; it is difficult to understand.