But two of the proposed amendments—and the ones that I suspect are going to generate the most debate—concern tenancies. One deals with commercial tenancies and the other with residential tenancies. There will be an opportunity for the Finance and Expenditure Committee to consider these particular amendments. The amendments to the Property Law Act support commercial tenants and landlords to come to agreements that adjust rent due under their leases so that the parties can share the financial burden of the COVID-19 disruption. It enables more businesses to remain solvent through the COVID-19 pandemic, and it provides a way to help resolve disputes if an agreement can't be reached. The other set of amendments applies prospectively to potential future restrictions, and it's what happens for residential property tenants in the event that they cannot leave their tenancy because of a COVID-19 restriction. So it's important that we have a clear legal basis there for arrangements that have been entered into already, in some cases, but potentially could be entered into as a result of a future situation. So this is a prospective, not a retrospective, piece of legislation, so it would apply to future outbreaks in the event that it was needed.