It's actually amazing that we had to legislate for this. This being one of my first references within the select committee to look into, I was really quite surprised that we were even having to look into this, because I thought people would be protected already. I mean, the bailiffs, after all, do have some discretion. They can't take essential household items like stoves and fridges, but they also have a job to do, and businesses need to ensure that they can get their goods back or that they can get payment for their goods, and the court judgments do need to be enforced in some way. For the creditors, this bill is actually not going to prevent the repossession of goods that are provided in a credit contract. As the members across the floor have stated, there are actually other avenues that the creditors can take as well. 