So what ended up happening with the bill was it was changed to try and make it clear the Minister's intention was not actually to impose any further conditions. But what we ended up having was—what we have in this bill is much the same. The Minister came to committee and said, "I don't intend to impose any other conditions. Trust me, I won't.", was basically what he said. But when they reworded the bill, he made it very clear that, although the bill's being reworded, he still has the ability to impose any conditions that he likes. So although the bill has been reworded, he has made it very clear that if he does want to impose other conditions, he will. 