I'm pleased that this bill is coming to that committee because through the rigours of submissions, then we will get to the nub of what is the definition of unconscionable conduct. In fact, I believe I was chair of the Commerce Committee back in 2015 when we looked at this. We looked at the Australian legislation around this. We did have a good, wide-ranging debate, and we determined, as Brett Hudson said at that point in time, that because there was no clear definition of what it was, that we ought to wait and see the effects of the Fair Trading Act at that point in time to see whether we could get some clarity around this. With all due respect, I think that's what we will be doing again as the select committee looks at this: we will be looking for examples out there in consumer-land to find genuine examples of where people have felt that there has been contravention of what would be considered to be fair trading.