Firstly, the Property Law Act, which is being amended, implies numerous clauses into leases across the board, and this is just in addition to an existing framework of implied clauses. Secondly, we have a law of frustration already that looks backwards in time when there are extraordinary circumstances and adjusts the relationships appropriately in the benefits and burdens of the contract. In a sense, this clause is simply doing that. It's saying the parties cannot have been expected to contemplate that their lease would be affected by a global pandemic. We are going to assist them in resolving that tension in a fair way. Thirdly, the Auckland District Law Society believes the common lease used in commercial premises in New Zealand has pretty much an identical framework, and that is being used as a template for what parties would have negotiated had they turned their mind to it.