And I want to note a few things. I want to note that there has been no regulatory impact assessment of the impact these changes will have in terms of the precedent that they set in terms of the uncertainty that they introduce to those signing leases in the future, that this Government, with its great hand of the State, may, in future, choose to intervene and in any roughshod way. I note that there has not even been a cost-benefit analysis of this change. In fact, the Ministry of Justice, in the documents we are given access to in the House, notes that the reason they couldn't conduct that cost-benefit analysis was that the size and the scale of the problem is not clear. So what we have is one of the grandest undermining of the principle on which commerce operates in this country, which is the basis of private contract, undermined in order to address a problem the scale and size of which is not even clear and for which costs and benefits of the intervention have not been assessed.